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A question for you, given your expertise: why do most (all?) spell checking/correcting not take into account key locality (is, neighboring key accidentally pres
by sethammons 7y ago
A question for you, given your expertise: why do most (all?) spell checking/correcting not take into account key locality (is, neighboring key accidentally pressed). A big one for me is hitting n or b instead of space. I think it has gotten better recently, but has a loooong way to go. Just curious on your thoughts. Cheers!
- ses1984 7y agoSwiftkey does.
- xiphias2 7y agoIt was there from the first iteration of spelling a long time ago (the first iteration was just looking at misspelling frequencies, second iteration 12 years ago moved to understanding multiple spelling mistakes/mistypes) If you see these kind of easy-to-correct mistakes, it probably means that the spell corrector wasn't given that big attention in the past 10 years.
- xiphias2 7y agoI just realized that you wrote space....that’s harder as the spell corrector works on words separately :( I was working on URL corrections part that didn’t need to use segmentation, so I don’t know the details though.