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Can OpenNMT-TF be used for a Neural Spell Checker? #115
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Hello, I don't have specific experience in spell checkers, but if you can model it as a classic sequence to sequence model, then yes you can use OpenNMT-tf as is. Otherwise, the code should be friendly enough to customize it. |
Hello, you may want to check this as an entry point: http://nlp.seas.harvard.edu/papers/aesw2016.pdf |
Thanks @guillaumekln and @jsenellart for your replies and advice. I appreciate it. |
Hello, |
Thanks @ridhwan-saal for your update. Do you have code to share? This sounds really interesting. Thanks again for your useful update. Maybe, you should write a Medium article about it. It would be great if you can share the paper you are referring to. |
This is the BERT paper I'm referring to. The target for these 5 sentences would be |
Thanks a million @ridhwan-saal. I really appreciate taking the time to give such a great and detailed explanation. |
Hello OpenNMT-tf team,
Can OpenNMT-TF be used to train a neural spell-checker model?
Thanks
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