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Chatbots: Theory and Practice(medium.com)
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You and your bot: A new kind of lifelong relationship(medium.com)
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Computers could understand natural language using simulated physics(medium.com)
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The Two Paths from Natural Language Processing to Artificial Intelligence(medium.com)
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by jmugan 11y ago
Yeah, that's a false positive. Those are pretty rare for Deep Grammar. What is more common is that it finds an error but the suggested correction is not what you would want. Although other times the suggestion is uncannily accurate. Th
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by jmugan 11y ago
Yeah, it doesn't use strict rules, or rules at all, that's the cool thing. It looks for sections of text that don't "sound right." This is where the deep learning comes in. It learns over sequences of vectors, where
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by jmugan 11y ago
I'd like to turn this into a product, so I don't want to release the code. I wrote it in Theano (Python).
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by jmugan 11y ago
Hi, I made Deep Grammar. I also wrote a blog post about it https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/deep-grammar-checking-using-l...
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Show HN: Grammar checker using deep learning(deepgrammar.com)
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Grammar checking with deep learning(linkedin.com)
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Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing(linkedin.com)
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Can computers understand human language? The answer is, sort of(21ct.com)
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What deep learning really means(linkedin.com)
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You and Your Digital Clone(linkedin.com)
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Got an iPhone 5 and a daughter? Buy this robot.(politix.topix.com)
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