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An intelligent spelling error corrector
Information Processing & Management, 1983Abstract This paper describes an intelligent spelling error correction system for use in a word processing environment. The system employs a dictionary of 93,769 words and provided the intended word is in the dictionary it identifies 80 to 90% of spelling and typing errors.
E.J. Yannakoudakis, D. Fawthrop
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Reading and Writing, 1990
The main purpose of this paper was to see whether dual-route models of spelling, developed within the context of opaque languages and supported mainly by the spelling patterns of acquired dysgraphics, could account for the misspellings of Spanish children of different educational levels.
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The main purpose of this paper was to see whether dual-route models of spelling, developed within the context of opaque languages and supported mainly by the spelling patterns of acquired dysgraphics, could account for the misspellings of Spanish children of different educational levels.
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Spelling Errors of Future Teachers
The Journal of Educational Research, 1958The writer kept a record of spelling errors found in written assignments of 97 student teachers enrolled at Hunter College of the City of New York during a period of six consecutive terms, from the spring term of 1954 through the fall term of 1956. These 97 students comprised the total number of student teachers assigned to the writer during six five ...
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Abstract Decomposition of Spelling Errors
1994There has, hitherto, been no adequate method to found a taxonomy of spelling errors based on any substantial cognitive theory of spelling behavior, because there has been no theory adequate for the purpose. But such a taxonomy is needed. This paper begins, as it were, at the other end, by creating an ‘abstract’ taxonomy that might lead to an adequate ...
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Effects of Spelling Errors on the Perception of Writers
Journal of General Psychology, 2002David S Kreiner
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