Compare two text files for similar meanings

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I need to write a program which compare two text files for there meanings. I just don't need to check the length and all. I need to see whether the two files have the same meaning.

Please help and I need to do this in C#

Posted 13-Jun-11 1:24am

Thilina C

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Tarun.K.S 13-Jun-11 7:30am

What do you mean?

RakeshMeena 13-Jun-11 7:30am

Please elaborate!

Thilina C 13-Jun-11 9:10am

ok, for an example,
If one text say "I live with my mother in a big house " and the other one say "I'm with my mom in a huge home",
Both should be tracked as correct and matching .

Any way, thanks for trying to help.

thatraja 13-Jun-11 11:58am

You can compare the contents of the files easily but not meaning.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Jun-11 23:08pm

Completely undefined problem. Define "meaning". This is difficult or impossible. Just a fantasy...
--SA

Thilina C 14-Jun-11 3:00am

Ok, by meaning I meant to say the "Semantics".

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parmar_punit · Answer 1 · 2011-06-13T02:23:00

Solution 1

This will help you more....
kindli see this links
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Posted 13-Jun-11 2:23am

parmar_punit

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Thilina C 13-Jun-11 23:44pm

Thanks