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  • Rated by stimpy77 on Sep 25, 11:47pm

    Thumbs-up because it discusses the probability algorithms for matching near-spellings. I wanna come back to this.

  • Rated by jklai on Jul 24, 6:40pm

    Wow. I feel ashamed at how childishly happy and intrigued I was while reading that article.

  • Rated by danhanley on Jun 25 2009, 5:10pm

    From the page: "How to Write a Spelling Corrector" Simple clear instruction. All good.

  • Rated by smocking on Apr 29 2009, 1:24pm

    Never thought this was so simple. Nicely written too.

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    this article is very interesting !!

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    I like this article. I think I'll come back later when I have the time.

  • Rated by Korayem on Apr 22 2007, 6:32am

    From the page: "I figured they and many others could benefit from an explanation. The full details of an industrial-strength spell corrector like Google's would be more confusing than enlightening, but I figured that on the plane flight home, in less than a page of code, I could write a toy spelling corrector that achieves 80 or 90% accuracy at a processing speed of at least 10 words per second."Lovely and nifty tutorial. Makes you realize that there are simple solutions out there. Tackling a problem directly and without any out of the box thinking wouldnt result in a creative solution.

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