It is fair, it is a first step in that direction :-)
That corrector has no context though, so it will not correct misspelled words that happen to come out as other words (incl. the "Their coming too sea if its reel.").
This is especially important on the web, where pretty much every conceivable word is "correct" (a name of a company or otherwise). False positives are costly, and context disambiguation critical. Let the fun begin.
That corrector has no context though, so it will not correct misspelled words that happen to come out as other words (incl. the "Their coming too sea if its reel.").
This is especially important on the web, where pretty much every conceivable word is "correct" (a name of a company or otherwise). False positives are costly, and context disambiguation critical. Let the fun begin.