Some sort of Levenshtein distance search?

I have a data set with an address string that looks like this:

030 CAMBORNE AVENUE HALEWOOD KNOWSLEY L25 9PQ

I want to search a second data set for all addresses that "look" like this address. The second data set holds address strings like this:

30 Camborne Avenue Halewood L25 9PQ

Almost the same, but a couple of differences. Can ElasticSearch do this sort of thing out of the box, and if so what's the best query type to use?

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On Friday, 22 November 2013 11:14:36 UTC, Mark Perry wrote:

I have a data set with an address string that looks like this:

030 CAMBORNE AVENUE HALEWOOD KNOWSLEY L25 9PQ

I want to search a second data set for all addresses that "look" like this address. The second data set holds address strings like this:

30 Camborne Avenue Halewood L25 9PQ

Almost the same, but a couple of differences. Can Elasticsearch do this sort of thing out of the box, and if so what's the best query type to use?

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On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 12:26 PM, Mark Perry mark.p3rry@gmail.com wrote:

FLT...

On Friday, 22 November 2013 11:14:36 UTC, Mark Perry wrote:

I have a data set with an address string that looks like this:

030 CAMBORNE AVENUE HALEWOOD KNOWSLEY L25 9PQ

I want to search a second data set for all addresses that "look" like this address. The second data set holds address strings like this:

30 Camborne Avenue Halewood L25 9PQ

Almost the same, but a couple of differences. Can Elasticsearch do this sort of thing out of the box, and if so what's the best query type to use?

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