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>>> find_near_matches(subsequence, sequence, max_l_dist=2)
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[Match(start=3, end=24, dist=1)]
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Advanced Example
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Advanced Search Criteria
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The search function supports four possible match criteria, which may be supplied in any combination:
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* maximum Levenshtein distance
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* maximum # of subsitutions
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* maximum # of deletions (elements appearing in the pattern search for, which are skipped in the matching sub-sequence)
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* maximum # of insertions (elements added in the matching sub-sequence which don't appear in the pattern search for)
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Not supplying a criterion means that there is no limit for it. For this reason, one must always supply `max_l_dist` and/or all of the other three criteria.
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Not supplying a criterion means that there is no limit for it. For this reason, one must always supply `max_l_dist` and/or all other criteria.
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.. code:: python
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