Improvement Of Query Speaking on The Indonesian to Madura Dictionary Using Levenshtein Distance Method


Abstract
Men are distinguished from other living beings by their use of language, which becomes one of their most distinctive and humanistic qualities. Many different languages are spoken worldwide, including Indonesian, which has approximately 742 different dialects. Due to the unique language of Madura, which is located on a large island with numerous beach tourism destinations, tourists will have difficulty navigating the island. People outside Madura Island who come to visit or vacation will find it difficult to communicate with the locals during their stay or holiday. An Indonesian to Madurese translation dictionary is therefore required in this case. The Levenshtein Distance method was employed in this investigation. The algorithm in the dictionary is used to process the search for the closest distance (dif) between the words being inputted and the words that are already in the database. To provide a prototype for the use of dictionaries. Indonesian and Madurese data sets were used in the investigation by the researcher. According to the simulation results acquired after multiple trials, the error accuracy was 90 % for the first letter input, 84 % for the middle letter input, and 84 % for the last letter input for the first letter. As a result, according to the study's findings, the accuracy of this dictionary increased by 86 %. The first letter received 90 % of the votes, the middle letter received 84 %, and the last letter received 84 %. As a result, according to the study's findings, the accuracy of this dictionary increased by 86 %. The first letter received 90 % of the votes, the middle letter received 84 %, and the last letter received 84 %. As a result, according to the study's findings, the accuracy of this dictionary increased by 86 %.
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