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In our Matrix chat I have talked about a feature that lets us check the grammar of the input using dependency parsing.
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/nlp/dependency-parsing-with-nltk/
I have mad a simple POC that checks if a person has used "de" or "dem" correctly (Swedish equivalent of "they/them"). "They" is the subject, and "them" is the object. We can use dependency parsing to get the grammatical structure of a sentence, and then verify it using a set of rules.
"They were mean to they" -> "They were mean to them"
"De var elaka mot de" -> "De var elaka mot dem"
It seems iOS and Android does not have built in support for dependency parsing.
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Description
In our Matrix chat I have talked about a feature that lets us check the grammar of the input using dependency parsing.
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/nlp/dependency-parsing-with-nltk/
I have mad a simple POC that checks if a person has used "de" or "dem" correctly (Swedish equivalent of "they/them"). "They" is the subject, and "them" is the object. We can use dependency parsing to get the grammatical structure of a sentence, and then verify it using a set of rules.
"They were mean to they" -> "They were mean to them"
"De var elaka mot de" -> "De var elaka mot dem"
It seems iOS and Android does not have built in support for dependency parsing.
Contribution
No response