Caseinsensitivity for text input #48
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Hello @GargiVyas31! Thanks for updating this PR. There are currently no PEP 8 issues detected in this Pull Request. Cheers! 🍻 Comment last updated at 2020-04-16 17:42:25 UTC |
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| translate = input("Type: ").lower() | ||
| translate = translate.translate(table) | ||
| translate = spell.correction(translate) | ||
| # print(translate) |
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what is the usecase of comment statement. can it notify user when wrong spell.
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The commented statement was to check if the pyspellchecker object accurately corrects the misspelled words. Yes, we can uncomment it and show the user the corrected statement.
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Yes, can you remove this or put a comment regarding explaining how it works. #print looks like a debug statement.
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@GargiVyas31 Please fix the pep8 issues. |
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I can't see any issues. The branch has no issues. Pls check. |
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Issues are listed here: #48 (comment) |
Made indentation corrections
| 'Edward', 'Some_guy_whom_i_never_got_to_know.'] | ||
| var3 = ['what time is it', 'what is the time', 'time'] | ||
| var4 = ['who are you', 'what is you name'] | ||
| var5 = ['date', 'what is the date', 'what date is it', 'tell me the date'] |
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why this is removed? what about then user ask for date.
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Hi! I tried using the pyspellchecker library for autocorrecting the words. It did not work effectively for me. Eg. When I typed "how ar you?", it returned me the incorrect work as "you?" and suggested "you". It did not consider "ar". I think the library provided a provision to customise the spell check. We need to upload a text file, containing the customised input to the chatbot and correct the user input accordingly. |
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