Grammatical Error Correction: Tag, Not Rewrite | Grammarly Engineering Blog
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Grammarly’s writing assistant helps with a wide variety of language and communication issues. One important aspect of this is addressing mistakes in…
Grammarly’s writing assistant helps with a wide variety of language and communication issues. One important aspect of this is addressing mistakes in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and word choice—an area known broadly in natural language processing (NLP) research as grammatical error correction. A GEC system takes in a sentence with mistakes and outputs a corrected version. Over the past eleven years, Grammarly has built one of the world’s best GEC systems as a core component of our product. Input Output A ten years old boy go school A ten-year-old boy goes to school. In the NLP research comm
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