No Need to Get Wasteful: The Way to Train a Lightweight Competitive Spelling Checker Using (Concentrated) Synthetic Datasets

This study focuses on spelling checkers, which remains problematic for modern error correction systems. Based on T5 architecture, we create a lightweight spelling check tool that can be used in combination with a large language model (LLM) and significantly improves the overall result of the error correction system. It also performs competitively compared to other recently developed spelling check tools, despite being considerably smaller in size. The high performance of the model is obtained as a result of introducing two synthetic datasets: a dataset with a high density of spelling errors and the dataset with errors more difficult for correction.

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Computación y Sistemas
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.13053/cys-28-4-5068
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Handwritten Text Recognition Techniques
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No Need to Get Wasteful: The Way to Train a Lightweight Competitive Spelling Checker Using (Concentrated) Synthetic Datasets

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No Need to Get Wasteful: The Way to Train a Lightweight Competitive Spelling Checker Using (Concentrated) Synthetic Datasets

Vladimir Starchenko
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Abstract

This study focuses on spelling checkers, which remains problematic for modern error correction systems. Based on T5 architecture, we create a lightweight spelling check tool that can be used in combination with a large language model (LLM) and significantly improves the overall result of the error correction system. It also performs competitively compared to other recently developed spelling check tools, despite being considerably smaller in size. The high performance of the model is obtained as a result of introducing two synthetic datasets: a dataset with a high density of spelling errors and the dataset with errors more difficult for correction.

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