Fuzzy search and the links graph

13 July 2026 Β· Nabu news

Phase 16 merged on 2026-07-13 (PR #20). Two capabilities headline it, written up retrospectively as this News section opens.

search --fuzzy brings trigram matching to the damaged documentary corpora: a lacuna-riddled papyrus reading can now find its literary source even mid-word (the demonstration case matches a Berlin papyrus school exercise to its Odyssey line). The index measured 257 MB and built in 8.6 seconds on the scratch corpus, with 0.7–6.5 ms queries.

The links graph gives the library a third kind of data alongside canonical files and the rebuildable catalog: a persistent journal of mined cross-references that survives nabu rebuild. Three batch producers feed it β€” parallels --batch (quotation edges; 5,089 from the Matthew anchors alone), formulas --batch (repeated-phrase stars), and cognates --batch (shared-root edges with the meet shelf recorded on each edge). nabu links URN reads the graph back, every edge carrying the provenance of the run that produced it. The date/place axis also grew its second installment: ORACC regnal and eponym dating brought the dated corpus to 83,233 documents at the subsequent rebuild.

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