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use Cow;
use Regex;
use levenshtein;
use ;
/// A struct representing a table for similarity matching.
///
/// The `SimTable` struct defines a similarity table with a unique identifier, match
/// identifier, and a list of words. This struct is primarily used to store the
/// original words and identifiers that will be processed for similarity matching
/// purposes.
///
/// # Fields
///
/// - `table_id` (u64): The unique identifier for the similarity table.
/// - `match_id` (u64): An ID that serves as an identifier for the match.
/// - `word_list` (Vec<&'a str>): A vector of string slices representing the words
/// to be included in the similarity table.
///
/// The lifetimes `'a` ensure that the references in the `SimTable` struct are valid
/// for as long as the struct instance exists.
///
/// # Example
///
/// ```
/// use matcher_rs::SimTable;
///
/// let word_list = vec!["example1", "example2"];
///
/// let sim_table = SimTable {
/// table_id: 1,
/// match_id: 1,
/// word_list: word_list,
/// };
/// ```
/// A struct representing a preprocessed table for similarity matching.
///
/// The `SimProcessedTable` struct is used internally within the `SimMatcher` to store
/// preprocessed versions of the tables originally defined by the user through the `SimTable` struct.
///
/// # Fields
///
/// - `table_id` (u64): The unique identifier for the similarity table.
/// - `match_id` (u64): An ID that serves as an identifier for the match.
/// - `word_list` (`Vec<String>`): A vector of owned strings representing the words
/// that have been preprocessed for similarity matching.
/// A struct representing the result of a similarity match.
///
/// The `SimResult` struct captures the details of a word that was found to be similar
/// during the similarity matching process. It includes the matched word, the unique
/// identifier of the table where the word was found, the match identifier of that table,
/// and the similarity score computed for the match.
///
/// The lifetimes ensure that the references in the `SimResult` struct remain valid
/// for as long as the struct instance exists.
///
/// # Fields
///
/// - `word` (Cow<'a, str>): The word that was found to be similar. It is stored as a `Cow`
/// (clone-on-write) to allow for both owned and borrowed strings.
/// - `table_id` (u64): The unique identifier of the table where the word was found.
/// - `match_id` (u64): An ID that serves as an identifier for the match.
/// - `similarity` (f64): The similarity score computed for the match. This score typically
/// ranges from 0.0 to 1.0, with higher values indicating greater similarity.
///
/// # Example
///
/// ```
/// use matcher_rs::SimResult;
/// use std::borrow::Cow;
///
/// let match_result = SimResult {
/// word: Cow::Borrowed("example"),
/// table_id: 1,
/// match_id: 1,
/// similarity: 0.9,
/// };
/// ```
/// A struct representing a similarity matcher.
///
/// The `SimMatcher` struct is responsible for managing and processing similarity matching
/// operations on provided textual data using predefined tables. It includes functionality
/// to preprocess text by removing special characters and to search for matches within
/// the preprocessed tables using normalized Levenshtein similarity.
///
/// # Fields
///
/// - `remove_special_pattern` (Regex): A compiled regular expression used for removing
/// special characters from the text before processing.
/// - `sim_processed_table_list` (`Vec<SimProcessedTable>`): A vector containing preprocessed
/// tables, where each table consists of a list of words and identifiers ready for
/// similarity matching.
///
/// # Example
///
/// ```
/// use fancy_regex::Regex;
/// use matcher_rs::{SimMatcher, SimTable};
///
/// let word_list = vec!["example1", "example2"];
///
/// let sim_tables = vec![
/// SimTable {
/// table_id: 1,
/// match_id: 1,
/// word_list: word_list,
/// },
/// // Add more SimTable instances as desired
/// ];
///
/// let matcher = SimMatcher::new(&sim_tables);
/// ```