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Hi members of the forumI want to be able to correct spelling using the wordnetBut I do not know how to set up my own process for this purposeI have a Twitter accountAnd I want to correct the wrong words in tweetsSomeone knows howThanks a lot
Hi @jozeftomas_2020,
Spelling correction is a difficult topic in itself (correcting "thear" by "there" or "their"? or "armour" instead of "armoire"?), and its complexity comes from comparing words with their counterparts. If you have the Python extension and Anaconda installed properly, you should take a look at Peter Norvig's spell corrector recommendations (with code). That's something I would do at least.
If, on the other hand, you want spell correction recommendations, I would use Levenshtein and/or Phonetic extraction to find similarities.
Hope this helps,
HelloThank you very much for your helpI do not know pythonI know just a little RI saw this site
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/hunspell/vignettes/intro.html
How to use Twitter for data?You knowAndThese algorithms you named. Is there a program? What is the operator?Please helpThank you
Hello friendsI am not upset about your talk and I consider it an experience and adviceI understood the meaning of the word of mouthBut I do not know how to understand it(Synonyms or Hyponyms or Hypernyms)Can I correct spelling?Or I can get semantic clustering. Do I do documents based on the same content?I searched a lot but did not find itAnd thatI am a beginner and need your helpI entered my dataStop words, tokenize and steeming, and I used Wordnet but I could not cluster and I could not delete spelling mistakes.I'm for your own project. I do not have time to learn Python, and on the other hand, I'm going to teach my teacher what to do with this programThanks a lot
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