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Spelling Errors and Non-Standard Language in Peer-to-Peer Loan Applications and the Borrower’s Probability of Default

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
As peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders evaluate the potential risk of each loan application, they may rely on subjective judgement given qualitative information. Academics have found loan approval rates to be associated with the borrower's personality traits, social capital, and appearances. However, the association between a borrower's language and probability
Michelle Seng Ah Lee, Jatinder Singh
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Vector representation of non-standard spellings using dynamic time warping and a denoising autoencoder

2017 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC), 2017
The presence of non-standard spellings in Twitter causes challenges for many natural language processing tasks. Traditional approaches mainly regard the problem as a translation, spell checking, or speech recognition problem. This paper proposes a method that represents the stochastic relationship between words and their non-standard versions in real ...
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Detecting spelling variants in non-standard texts

Proceedings of the Student Research Workshop at the 15th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 2017
Spelling variation in non-standard language, e.g. computer-mediated communication and historical texts, is usually treated as a deviation from a standard spelling, e.g. 2mr as an non-standard spelling for tomorrow. Consequently, in normalization – the standard approach of dealing with spelling variation – so-called non-standard words are mapped to ...
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Representation of Nasality in Children's Non-Standard Spellings

Language and Speech, 1984
Recent research has suggested the importance of oral language ability in learning to read. It has been shown that the young child's awareness of phonological structure can greatly influence early reading success. To expand our understanding of this linguistic awareness, children's written spellings of nasality were examined in four distinct contexts ...
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Non‐standard spellings in media texts: The case of German fanzines

Journal of Sociolinguistics, 2000
Based on an investigation of spellings in German punk fanzines (a blend of ‘fan’+‘(maga)zine’), this paper sketches a framework for the analysis of non‐standard spellings in media texts. The analysis distinguishes between a number of spelling types, which include both representations of spoken language and purely graphemic modifications, and three ...
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