A rule based Chinese spelling and grammar detection system utility
Ying Jiang, Tong Wang, Tao Lin, Fangjie Wang, Wenting Cheng, Xiaofei Liu, Chenghui Wang, Weijian Zhang · 2012
Chinese, one of the oldest languages in the world, are being used by 1.5 billion people across the world. Comparatively, due to substantial ambiguity in the structure of human language, especially Chinese, there is still not a complete and practical Chinese detecting syntactic error system which helps us by avoiding common mistakes. Current syntactic systems for Chinese fight many problems including high ambiguity of the parser output. In this paper, we provide a new but practical method to deal with grammar errors. Here we arrange anew grammar system of rules combined character with instantiation, which contain grammar errors as well as spelling error, so that our XML rules can work perfectly in respect of precision and practicality. We also discuss the disadvantages of this approach and its prospect.