There once was a linguistic treat,
It wrapped up ambiguity neat,
But when AI coders called
The problems it solved
Were found to be quite obsolete.
If you prefer prose: Lojban once may have helped address some of the gaps
in machine understanding of human speech, but current speech-to-text and
Hi Amirouche,
There are other, far more sophisticated ways of doing spell checking. The
best way is to do context-dependent checking... and link-grammar provides
extremely precise context. For example, "I gave him teh hammer" -- the LG
spelling guesser offers up "the", "then", "ten" as possible
This is not strictly related to opencog but might come useful if you want
to use it as part of an NLP / NLU pipeline where you need to spell check
and link a given text to a knowledge base.
So the idea is that you have a text where they might be spelling mistakes.
The easiest option would be
On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 8:40 PM Lansana Camara wrote:
> I’m wasting my time doing something unimportant...the feeling that I
> should be on a grander mission.
>
Ah hah!
I also tried “leadership”, defined in two different ways:
>
>1. Leadership in terms of what I find myself doing from
