Typo Detection
Typos There is nothing worse than when you spend hours, days (weeks?) writing something and then you revisit it and find it peppered with dumb, […]
Typos There is nothing worse than when you spend hours, days (weeks?) writing something and then you revisit it and find it peppered with dumb, […]
I have been playing with something to try and detect annoying typos. It uses a natural language processor (at the moment I’m using Stanford Parser) to […]
In the last typos-detection-posts I worked out the POS transition matrices for 3 classic books, to serve as comparisons of “exemplary writing” to compare to […]
I cut the last post, where I was looking at ways to quantify the similarity between two matrices, I cut things short – the post […]
In the last couple of posts, I considered whether the Frobenius distance/norm or Pearson correlation coefficient were appropriate ways to compare my 4 POS transition matrices. Also, […]
So, I’ve spent a bit of time comparing my writing’s transition matrix with three classic authors – Hemingway, Baum and Darwin. This, really, was a […]