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**Radixor** is a high-performance, multi-language stemmer for Java, designed for production-grade search and text-processing systems.
It modernizes the proven Egothor patch-command trie approach and delivers:
It modernizes the proven Egothor patch-command trie approach while introducing an important practical enhancement: compiled dictionaries are no longer treated as a final, closed artifact. Instead, they can be extended through additional transformation layers, allowing existing lexical assets to be refined and evolved without full recompilation from source dictionaries.
Radixor delivers:
- **Fast runtime stemming** with compact lookup structures
- **Multi-language adaptability** through dictionary-driven compilation
- **Incremental extensibility of compiled dictionaries** through additional transformation layers
- **Deterministic behavior** suitable for reproducible processing pipelines
- **Flexible integration paths**, including CLI-based and programmatic workflows
- **Operational transparency** via continuously published quality and benchmark reports
- **Operational transparency** through continuously published quality and benchmark reports
Radixor is built for teams that need consistent stemming quality at scale without sacrificing maintainability or deployment efficiency.
Radixor is intended for teams that require consistent stemming quality at scale without compromising maintainability, deployment efficiency, or the long-term evolvability of compiled lexical resources.
## Start here
- Read [Quick Start](quick-start.md) for immediate implementation guidance.
- Use [Programmatic Usage](programmatic-usage.md) for application integration patterns.
- Review [Benchmarking](benchmarking.md) for reproducible performance methodology.
- Open [CI Reports](reports.md) to inspect published build artifacts and quality metrics.
- Open [CI Reports](reports.md) to inspect published build artifacts and quality metrics.