The QLev package is mainly used for:

• Levenshtein distance
• levenshtein distance normalized
• levenshtein distance considering the keyboard keys range

• Python 3 or later

pip install QLev

To use simple the levenshtein distance you can:

from QLev import levenshteinDistance

diff = levenshteinDistance('Guacamole','Guecamole')

print(diff)

If you want to use the normalized metric, you can:

from QLev import levN

diff = levN('Guacamole','Guecamole')

print(diff)

If you want to know the euclidian distance between two chars, you can:

from QLev import qwertyDistance

diff = qwertyDistance('g','a')

print(diff)

To have a metric that uses the qwerty matrix between strings, you can:

from QLev import qwertyN

diff = qwertyN('Guacamole','Guecamole')

print(diff)

To have a metric that uses levenshtein distance and the qwerty matrix between strings, you can:

from QLev import QLev

diff = QLev('Guacamole','Guecamole')

print(diff)

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