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Partial word matching
partial word
matching
Some search engines
will consider not only exact matches,
but also partial matches. This means that if the search
term is contained within a word in a document in its index,
the search engine considers the document a match.
It's not as complicated as it sounds though. If the user enters "word"
as the query, the search engine will consider
a document a match if it contains word or wordiness or foreword or MSWord
etc. So the search term should be contained in the word.
Also see begins-with
partial word matching.
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