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It's not primarily rules based as that would be impossible to scale. Where rules are helpful is to provide principles for when a longer or shorter phrase is cho
by jonathanb88 3y ago
It's not primarily rules based as that would be impossible to scale. Where rules are helpful is to provide principles for when a longer or shorter phrase is chosen.
Optimising the tradeoff between more frequent repetition of vocabulary versus better quality grammar examples is where a lot of the work is.
- jonathanb88 3y agoI'll actually expand on this, because I think it gets at an interesting point, and at a fundamental 'bet' I'm making. The approach I use should work if there are sufficient 'scaleable' ways to improve accuracy and choose the right phrases. Language analysis, NLP, LLMs etc all help here, and there are many methods I can still use and will add over time. I'm very much at a proof of concept stage right now! This approach won't work if accuracy improvements quickly reach diminishing returns and an explosion of rules and/or human proofing to handle edge cases are required. I'm hoping for the former!