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Survey of Pseudonymization, Abstractive Summarization & Spell Checker for Hindi and Marathi

ICON
India’s vast linguistic diversity presents unique challenges and opportunities for technological advancement, especially in the realm of Natural Language Processing (NLP).
Rasika Ransing   +4 more
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Phonetic spell checker

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003
A phonetic spell checker comprises a dictionary table (10) having a plurality of entries each including an orthography and an associated pronunciation, said pronunciation comprising one or more phonemes; and a weightings table (14) having a plurality of entries, each including a cluster comprising one or more letters, a cluster pronunciation comprising
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An LSTM-based Spell Checker for Indonesian Text

2019 International Conference of Advanced Informatics: Concepts, Theory and Applications (ICAICTA), 2019
A spell checker is a tool for detecting and correcting various spelling errors. While it might be trivial for humans, spell detecting and correcting can be very useful for machines, because machines could not detect spelling errors and correct them ...
Damar Zaky, Ade Romadhony
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A Spell-checker Integrated Machine Learning Based Solution for Speech to Text Conversion

2020 Third International Conference on Smart Systems and Inventive Technology (ICSSIT), 2020
Speaking is undeniably an effective way of communication in any language, which is now an essential feature in various sectors of technology. This study proposes to build such a speech to text conversion system for the Bengali language because Bengali ...
H. Hasan   +5 more
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Trie Based Spell-Checker for English, Hindi, Bengali and Manipuri

2026 IEEE Guwahati Subsection Conference (GCON)
This paper presents a multilingual spell checker for English, Hindi, Bengali, and Manipuri using bounded adaptive Trie traversal with insertion, deletion, substitution, and transposition handling.
Harsh Kumar Das   +1 more
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Conventional and associative memory-based spelling checkers

[1990] Proceedings of the 2nd International IEEE Conference on Tools for Artificial Intelligence, 2002
Conventional and emerging neural approaches to fault-tolerant data retrieval when the input keyword and/or database itself may contain noise (errors) are reviewed. Spelling checking is used as a primary example to illustrate various approaches and to contrast the difference between conventional (algorithmic) techniques and research methods based on ...
Vladimir Cherkassky   +2 more
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Using the Spelling Checker

1989
In this lesson you will learn how to: * spell-check text * mark a section of document for checking * use prompted spell-check * remove begin and end markers * use automatic spell-check * remove highlight from marked ...
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Adaptive Spell Checker for Dyslexic Writers

2008
Dyslexic writers make more spelling errors than non-dyslexic writers do. There is some disagreement as to whether they display distinct characteristics in their spelling errors or whether they make errors typical of a younger age group while trying to use vocabulary that is of a level similar to that of others their own age.
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Discriminative reranking for context-sensitive spell–checker

Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, 2014
Nowadays, a large amount of documents is generated daily. These documents may contain some spelling errors which should be detected and corrected by using a proofreading tool. Therefore, the existence of automatic writing assistance tools such as spell-checkers/correctors could help to improve their quality.
Behzad Mirzababaei, Heshaam Faili
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Hybrid Tamil spell checker with combined character splitting

Concurrency and Computation, 2023
Anbukkarasi Sampath, V. Shanmugavel
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