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> such as people trying to find meaning of misspelled words. That worked just fine for quite a while. There's apparently enough misspelling in the training dat
by viraptor 1y ago
> such as people trying to find meaning of misspelled words.
That worked just fine for quite a while. There's apparently enough misspelling in the training data, we don't need precise spelling for it. You can literally write drunken gibberish and it will work.
- curioussquirrel 1y agoTrue. But does that scale to less common words? Or to other languages than English?
- viraptor 1y ago> The phrase "Pweiz mo cco ejst w sprdku zmi?" appears to be a distorted or misspelled version of a Polish sentence. The closest meaningful phrase in Polish is "Powiedz mi co jest w środku ziemi?" which translates to "Tell me what is inside the Earth?" I'm not sure I could figure out the mangled words there.