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useful english sentences
From: "Jonathan Borden" <jborden@a...>

> The issue of detection of human language, on the other hand, is one that
> interests me. 

François Yergeau had a paper on this at a conference. Probably Robin Cover's 
site has the reference. He told me it was quite possible, but of course it must
depend on the document size to some extent.

See  http://www.alis.com/castil/silc/?AlisTargetHost=http://www.alis.com:8080
for the commercialization.

I have just been looking for public domain tables giving the liklihood of
various trigrams (groups of three letters) occurring in different languages
(because this is a useful thing for detecting OCR errors in text which you
might not want to spell-check for various reasons) but it seems that none
exist. Lots of papers reference them, but it looks like a definitive collection
has not come yet.  (One good approach to doing this would be to take the
spelling tables from aspell and generate them.)

Cheers
Rick Jelliffe

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