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Looks pretty great. If someone is looking to do something similar the NLTK has a library with mappings to the pronunciation or you can use soundex. I used the N
by arthurjj 6y ago
Looks pretty great. If someone is looking to do something similar the NLTK has a library with mappings to the pronunciation or you can use soundex. I used the NLTK library for answering "How many rhymes are there in English"[1] but the phonemes were in a different format than IPA.
I don't know if there is something similar to the NLTK library with the mappings but for IPA
[1] https://medium.com/@the_ajohnston/how-many-rhymes-are-there-in-english-9ab81029ebdf https://medium.com/@the_ajohnston/how-many-rhymes-are-there-...