Building a WordPress-like filter system
This question is purely hypothetical. I use WordPress a lot and know the filter structure from an implementation point of view. I’m now wondering what’s the best way to implement such a structure (not the way WordPress uses, but the best way).
Bloom filters or similar, but with no false positive
To improve some lookups, I am considering the use of Bloom Filters. But in my use-case, the most probable outcome is that the element do exists in the target set.
Should processing/filtering be performed client side or server side for catalog based apps
Device targeting for product XML catalog
Should processing/filtering be performed client side or server side for catalog based apps
Device targeting for product XML catalog
Should processing/filtering be performed client side or server side for catalog based apps
Device targeting for product XML catalog
Should processing/filtering be performed client side or server side for catalog based apps
Device targeting for product XML catalog
Filtering common starting/ending characters from array/list of strings
Ok so for example I have an array of strings with each string as below:
Filtering common starting/ending characters from array/list of strings
Ok so for example I have an array of strings with each string as below:
Filtering a List
I will try to simplify my problem. Let say I have a collection (more specifically a List) with different types of elements, for explanation purpose let say we have objects “Person” with different age of birth and an ID. I will represent a person like this: {<id>,<year>}
Does multiple Bloom filters make sense?
In order to decrease the number of false positives, I came up with a couple of possible solutions.