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| Re: Spell checking on linux [message #26436 is a reply to message #26322] |
Sat, 01 May 2010 22:05   |
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Very interesting... The dictionaries with small sizes are actually not that wrong as you assumed. I checked the wordcounts:
407752 wordlist.el
339747 wordlist.fa
455264 wordlist.he
14268 wordlist.ku
12497 wordlist.nr
6234 wordlist.ns
1029 wordlist.or
2045 wordlist.pa
732571 wordlist.ru
181779 wordlist.uk
For comparison:
417350 wordlist.bg
4669281 wordlist.cs
307891 wordlist.da
135275 wordlist.en_US
629569 wordlist.fr_FR
12939123 wordlist.hu
48490 wordlist.pt_PT
859141 wordlist.sk_SK
After loking at those numbers for a while, I got an idea, that some of the wordlists may contain multiple entries for a single word. So I ran some of them through sort -u and here is what I got
135275 wordlist.en_US
135275 wordlist.en_US.sorted
732571 wordlist.ru
1236 wordlist.ru.sorted
4669281 wordlist.cs
4269350 wordlist.cs.sorted
Conclusion:
The Russian dictionary is very poor and the same might be true for other ones on "suspicous list". So someone will have to do some quality control... I can check the word counts, but it would be nice if someone who actually speaks the given language checked it after me.
Regards,
Honza
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