Both KPI-2 and KPI-3 provide a point for passing a basic spellcheck.
pywcmp uses spellchecker to perform a basic spellchecker. In both KPI-2 and KPI-3 implementations, we send the title or abtract to pyspellchecker per below (spellcheck passes are empty sets).
>>> from spellchecker import SpellChecker
>>> s = SpellChecker()
>>> s.unknown('this is a test'.split())
set()
>>> s.unknown('this is a test (hi)'.split())
{'(hi)'}
>>> s.unknown('this is a test hi.'.split())
{'hi.'}
>>> s.unknown('this is a sentence. This is another sentence.'.split())
{'sentence.'}
As we can see, words in brackets, or normal sentences (end words with periods) result in false positives.
We need to update the spellchecking strategy and then apply by refacting both KPI-2 and KPI-3 spellchecking into a single function for reuse and consistency.
Both KPI-2 and KPI-3 provide a point for passing a basic spellcheck.
pywcmp uses spellchecker to perform a basic spellchecker. In both KPI-2 and KPI-3 implementations, we send the title or abtract to pyspellchecker per below (spellcheck passes are empty sets).
As we can see, words in brackets, or normal sentences (end words with periods) result in false positives.
We need to update the spellchecking strategy and then apply by refacting both KPI-2 and KPI-3 spellchecking into a single function for reuse and consistency.