On 03/05/2016 19:14, Kruno wrote:
And there is now way any language smaller then English build something like outside some institute
or outside funded
project of some sort.
Please either rephrase that sentence, or write it in your native language.
I'm trying to figure out if you mean that English is the only language
in which an N-Gram based grammar checker can be created, or if that is
the only language for which adequate funding for such a critter can be
found.
For small languages even having a spell checker is huge. There's quite a
When working with evidential grammars, or noun class grammars, spell
checking fall apart, because the entire word is rewritten according to
the evidential particle, or noun class.
jonathon
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