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# Compile a speller for one of our hfst-based analysers and run it on some text |
# Compile a speller for one of our hfst-based analysers and run it on some text |
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# Create a libvoikko speller from one of our hfst-based analysers |
# Create a libvoikko speller from one of our hfst-based analysers |
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# Create a libvoikko speller from one of our lttoolbox-based analysers |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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Revision as of 13:12, 18 February 2015
Apertium hfst transducers can be compiled into libraries that libvoikko can use to perform spell checking, including providing suggestions. Our lttoolbox based transducers should be usable in the same way. Additionally, we have the beginnings of a spell checking interface on our website.
This project involves finishing up this work, so that the input box on apertium.org does server-based spell checking, and so that all apertium transducers can be used to make spell checkers for other projects.
Tasks
- determine the best way to make spell-checking integrated into apertium, both as a configurable option to compile, and as an apertium mode (integrate this into apertium-init)
- make Apertium-apy support this type of mode
- finish the web interface for apertium-html-tools for spell checking and make it interface with APY
- make sure that both hfst and lttoolbox transducers can be compiled to libvoikko
- create clean Makefile rules for speller compilation that are usable in our monolingual modules
Coding challenges
- Compile a speller for one of our hfst-based analysers and run it on some text
- Create a libvoikko speller from one of our hfst-based analysers
- Create a libvoikko speller from one of our lttoolbox-based analysers
