Techniques for automatic proofing of textual data
First Claim
1. An apparatus, comprising:
- a logic circuit; and
logic operative on the logic circuit to access information comprising;
a set of n-grams, each n-gram in the set comprising a plurality of words,a set of replacement n-grams, each replacement n-gram having a same number of words as the plurality of words,at least one mapping between at least one replacement n-gram for a corresponding n-gram in the set of n-grams, anda corresponding confidence score for each mapping being determined by user activity while producing text for various one or more applications, wherein a higher confidence score for a mapping for an n-gram corresponds to a higher number of users replacing the n-gram with a first replacement n-gram, and a lower confidence score for the mapping corresponds to a lower number of users replacing the n-gram with a second replacement n-gram;
the logic further operative on the logic circuit to;
process input to a productivity application comprising textual data;
identify a portion of the textual data to replace based upon the accessed information; and
automatically modify the portion of the textual data using at least one word from the replacement n-grams based upon a corresponding confidence score between the portion of the textual data and the at least one word.
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Abstract
Techniques for automatic proofing of textual data is described. In one embodiment, these techniques are directed towards producing proofed textual data for various operational environments via logic operative on a logic circuit to access information comprising a set of n-grams, at least one mapping between at least one replacement n-gram and a corresponding n-gram in the set of n-grams, and a corresponding confidence score for each mapping being determined by user activity while producing text for various applications; process input to a productivity application comprising textual data and identify a portion thereof to replace based upon the accessed information; and automatically modify the portion of the textual data using a replacement n-gram selected from the replacement n-grams based upon a corresponding confidence score between the portion of the textual data and the replacement n-gram. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
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1. An apparatus, comprising:
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a logic circuit; and logic operative on the logic circuit to access information comprising; a set of n-grams, each n-gram in the set comprising a plurality of words, a set of replacement n-grams, each replacement n-gram having a same number of words as the plurality of words, at least one mapping between at least one replacement n-gram for a corresponding n-gram in the set of n-grams, and a corresponding confidence score for each mapping being determined by user activity while producing text for various one or more applications, wherein a higher confidence score for a mapping for an n-gram corresponds to a higher number of users replacing the n-gram with a first replacement n-gram, and a lower confidence score for the mapping corresponds to a lower number of users replacing the n-gram with a second replacement n-gram; the logic further operative on the logic circuit to; process input to a productivity application comprising textual data; identify a portion of the textual data to replace based upon the accessed information; and automatically modify the portion of the textual data using at least one word from the replacement n-grams based upon a corresponding confidence score between the portion of the textual data and the at least one word. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A computer-implemented method, comprising:
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accessing information comprising; a set of n-grams, each n-gram in the set comprising a plurality of words, a set of replacement n-grams, each replacement n-gram having a same number of words as the plurality of words, at least one mapping between at least one replacement n-gram and an n-gram in the set of n-grams, and a corresponding confidence score for each mapping being determined by user activity while producing text for one or more computing applications, wherein a higher confidence score for a mapping for an n-gram corresponds to a higher number of users replacing the n-gram with a first replacement n-gram, and a lower confidence score for the mapping corresponds to a lower number of users replacing the n-gram with a second replacement n-gram; processing input to a productivity application comprising textual data; identifying a portion of the textual data to replace based upon the accessed information; and automatically modifying the portion of the textual data using a replacement n-gram selected from the replacement n-grams based upon a corresponding confidence score between the portion of the textual data and the replacement n-gram. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. At least one computer-readable storage device comprising instructions that, when executed, cause a system to:
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access information comprising; a set of n-grams, each n-gram in the set comprising a plurality of words, a set replacement n-grams, each replacement n-gram having a same number of words as the plurality of words, at least one mapping between at least one replacement n-gram and a corresponding n-gram in the set of n-grams, and a corresponding confidence score for each mapping being determined by user activity while producing text for one or more applications, wherein a higher confidence score for a mapping for an n-gram corresponds to a higher number of users replacing the n-gram with a first replacement n-gram, and a lower confidence score for the mapping corresponds to a lower number of users replacing the n-gram with a second replacement n-gram; process input to a productivity application comprising textual data; identify a portion of the textual data to replace based upon the accessed information; and automatically modify the portion of the textual data using a replacement n-gram selected from the replacement n-grams based upon a corresponding confidence score between the portion of the textual data and the replacement n-gram. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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