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---
license: cc-by-sa-4.0
language:
- cro
tags:
- word spelling error annotator
---
---
language:
- cro
license: cc-by-sa-4.0
---
# BERTic-Incorrect-Spelling-Annotator
This BERTic model is designed to annotate incorrectly spelled words in text. It utilizes the following labels:
- 0: Word is written correctly,
- 1: Word is written incorrectly.
## Model Output Example
Imagine we have the following Croatian text:
_Model u tekstu prepoznije riječi u kojima se nalazaju pogreške ._
If we convert input data to format acceptable by BERTic model:
_[CLS] model [MASK] u [MASK] tekstu [MASK] prepo ##znije [MASK] riječi [MASK] u [MASK] kojima [MASK] se [MASK] nalaza ##ju [MASK] pogreške [MASK] . [MASK] [SEP]_
The model might return the following predictions (note: predictions chosen for demonstration/explanation, not reproducibility!):
_Model 0 u 0 tekstu 0 prepoznije 1 riječi 0 u 0 kojima 0 se 0 nalazaju 1 pogreške 0 . 0_
We can observe that in the input sentence, the word `prepoznije` and `nalazaju` are spelled incorrectly, so the model marks them with the token (1).
## More details
Testing model with **generated** test sets provides following result:
Precision: 0.9954
Recall: 0.8764
F1 Score: 0.9321
F0.5 Score: 0.9691
Testing the model with test sets constructed using the **Croatian corpus of non-professional written language by typical speakers and speakers with language disorders RAPUT 1.0** dataset provides the following results:
Precision: 0.8213
Recall: 0.3921
F1 Score: 0.5308
F0.5 Score: 0.6738
## Acknowledgement
The authors acknowledge the financial support from the Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency - research core funding No. P6-0411: Language Resources and Technologies for Slovene and research project No. J7-3159: Empirical foundations for digitally-supported development of writing skills.
## Authors
Thanks to Martin Božič, Marko Robnik-Šikonja and Špela Arhar Holdt for developing this model. |