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Is there a way to break down long texts for comparison?

I keep uploading texts (daily) that are about 30 pages long on average (~100'000 characters). Since I need to match the text with future texts, but don't want to load the whole content of the document into a database (which would also be too big), I tried to break it down to a 256 character string.

The goal is to match the text with the match future texts, and output the match in %. To make it easier to check, it would be best for me if I can store a 256-character long string on the DB, and generate future texts also into a 256-character long string, and then compare these strings with each other and return the percentage of match. (Similar to this Website)

Here I read that this doesn't make sense to convert these into hashes, as it takes too much processing power. Are there other possibilities? Or what would make sense for my situation?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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