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The lexical surface of a memory: which text is indexed, in which field, and how much each field is worth.
Fields are weighted rather than concatenated because where a term matched carries most of the signal. “Rhea” appearing as the subject of a record is a far stronger indication of relevance than “Rhea” appearing in the middle of a sentence.
Structs§
- Indexed
Memory - A memory reduced to what the index needs.
Enums§
- Field
- The indexed fields, in weight order.
- Memory
Origin - Where an indexed memory came from.
Functions§
- tokenize
- Split text into normalized, indexable terms.