Create search indexes for specific keys using this software.
As shown in the example, Search::InvertedIndex::Simple takes in a dataset consisting of a list of hashes, with each hash representing a single index entry. Additionally, a keyset is provided which specifies the keys to be used for indexing purposes.
Once the necessary inputs have been provided, the build_index() method can be used to generate the inverted index. The resulting index is a hash reference that maps each key value to a corresponding set of indexes.
This module also includes the functionality to perform intersection searches on the generated indexes. As shown in the Synopsis section, the intersection() method can be used to perform a search that returns all indexes where both search keys match a particular value.
Overall, Search::InvertedIndex::Simple is a useful tool for anyone in need of a straightforward and hassle-free method of building and searching through indexes using Perl. Its ability to perform intersection searches adds an extra layer of convenience to the user, making it a worthy addition to one's software toolkit.
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