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pretty_name: 'FAspell: Naturally-occurring Persian (Farsi) spelling mistakes'
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pretty_name: 'FAspell: Naturally-occurring Persian (Farsi) spelling mistakes'
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# FASpell Dataset
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## Context
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The FASpell dataset was developed to evaluate spell-checking algorithms. It consists of pairs of misspelled Persian (Farsi) words and their corresponding corrected forms, similar to the ASpell dataset used for English.
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## Content
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The dataset is divided into two parts:
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1. **faspell_main**: A list of 5050 pairs collected from errors made by elementary school pupils and professional typists.
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2. **faspell_ocr**: A list of 800 pairs collected from the output of a Farsi OCR system.
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## Acknowledgements
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The dataset is based on a work from [http://pars.ie/lr/FAspell_Dataset](http://pars.ie/lr/FAspell_Dataset). Please acknowledge the use of this dataset by referencing one of the following papers:
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- Barari, L., & QasemiZadeh, B. (2005). CloniZER spell checker adaptive language independent spell checker. In AIML 2005 Conference CICC, Cairo, Egypt (pp. 65-71).
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- QasemiZadeh, B., Ilkhani, A., & Ganjeii, A. (2006, June). Adaptive language independent spell checking using intelligent traverse on a tree. In Cybernetics and Intelligent Systems, 2006 IEEE Conference on (pp. 1-6). IEEE.
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## License
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FASpell by Behrang QasemiZadeh is licensed under a [Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). This work is based on [http://pars.ie/lr/FAspell_Dataset](http://pars.ie/lr/FAspell_Dataset).
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## Inspiration
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The dataset can be used to explore various questions, including:
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- Which kinds of misspellings occur more often?
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- Are certain characters more likely to be misspelled? Certain words?
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- Can you construct a finite state automaton spell checker for Persian based on this data?
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