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Spelling Correction

Spelling correction is the task of detecting and correcting spelling mistakes.

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Decipherment for Adversarial Offensive Language Detection—0
DIMSIM: An Accurate Chinese Phonetic Similarity Algorithm Based on Learned High Dimensional EncodingCode0
MADARi: A Web Interface for Joint Arabic Morphological Annotation and Spelling Correction—0
Local String Transduction as Sequence Labeling—0
Automatic Spelling Correction for Resource-Scarce Languages using Deep Learning—0
Generative Bridging Network for Neural Sequence Prediction—0
Portable Spelling Corrector for a Less-Resourced Language: Amharic—0
Towards Language Technology for Mi'kmaq—0
Preparation of Improved Turkish DataSet for Sentiment Analysis in Social MediaCode0
Chinese Spelling Check based on N-gram and String Matching Algorithm—0
Unsupervised Context-Sensitive Spelling Correction of English and Dutch Clinical Free-Text with Word and Character N-Gram EmbeddingsCode0
MoNoise: Modeling Noise Using a Modular Normalization SystemCode0
LIG-CRIStAL Submission for the WMT 2017 Automatic Post-Editing Task—0
Systematically Adapting Machine Translation for Grammatical Error CorrectionCode0
Speeding up corpus development for linguistic research: language documentation and acquisition in Romansh Tuatschin—0
Lexical Correction of Polish Twitter Political Data—0
Unsupervised Context-Sensitive Spelling Correction of Clinical Free-Text with Word and Character N-Gram Embeddings—0
SEARNN: Training RNNs with Global-Local LossesCode0
An Automatic Contextual Analysis and Clustering Classifiers Ensemble approach to Sentiment Analysis—0
Spelling Correction as a Foreign Language—0
Aligning phonemes using finte-state methods—0
Annotating errors in student texts: First experiences and experiments—0
OCR and post-correction of historical Finnish texts—0
Comparison of String Similarity Measures for Obscenity Filtering—0
Spelling Correction for Morphologically Rich Language: a Case Study of Russian—0
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