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I think, in a year or two, someone will build a crossword puzzles solver using AR, ML, and computer vision. Granted, it is more difficult because we need to rec
by langitbiru 9y ago
I think, in a year or two, someone will build a crossword puzzles solver using AR, ML, and computer vision. Granted, it is more difficult because we need to recognize the alphabets and solving crossword puzzles is much harder than solving sudoko. At least, the crossword puzzles solver can give word recommendation if it can not solve the puzzle completely.
- dfan 9y agoCrosswords are pretty tough, partially because many puzzles (such as the Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday puzzles in the New York Times) have enough wordplay in their answers (not just the clues) that they break normal crossword rules, in a specific way that the solver has to determine. I think Dr. Fill (https://arxiv.org/abs/1401.4597 https://arxiv.org/abs/1401.4597) is still the state of the art.