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"Olivier R." <olivier.noreply@gmail.com> writes:
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Naber-2 wrote
If Lightproof could use LT lexicons, that could be a temporary solution,
but maybe memory-consuming, as you would have a dictionary for spell
checking and a lexicon for grammar checking.
I have never tried that but I think the finite state machine used
internally
by LT is quite memory-friendly.
I had a look in the old LanguageTool written in Python.
It uses the library cPickle (renamed now pickle). I never used it. Resource
intensive, right ?
In the Java code, there is a fsa library...
Not sure there is the same thing in Python. Looking for something similar…
There are quite a lot of C++ FST's libraries too. Voikko
(http://voikko.sourceforge.net/) may be of interest, as it is currently
used in the LibreOffice spell checker for Finnish. It has several
possible FST backends:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/voikko/wiki/libvoikko/SupportedLanguages
best regards,
Kevin Brubeck Unhammer
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