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TABLE 6. Results of real-world error on three subjects: Indonesian language, natural science, and social science.

Table 6 Results of real-world error on three subjects: Indonesian language, natural science, and social science.

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The pattern in the simple Indonesian language [8] is presented in Table 1.
The pattern in the simple Indonesian language [8] is presented in Table 1.
TABLE 1. The pattern of simple Indonesian language. database, Scopus.com. Therefore, this research takes article sources with no time scale using the following key- words: “‘Corp*” AND “natural language processing” AND “spell”
TABLE 1. The pattern of simple Indonesian language. database, Scopus.com. Therefore, this research takes article sources with no time scale using the following key- words: “‘Corp*” AND “natural language processing” AND “spell”
FIGURE 2. Block diagram of SPECIL corpus creation.
FIGURE 2. Block diagram of SPECIL corpus creation.
is inseparable from the error detection and error correction terms. Table 2 illustrates some interesting facts about languages related to NLP and spell. Arabic, Bangla, and English have the most articles on corpora for spell checkers, followed by Persian, Russian, Spanish, Albanian, Amazigh, Burmese, Chinese, Croatian, Finnish, Kazakh, mixed language, Moroc- can Arabic, Myanmar, Setswana African, Sinhala, and Urdu. However, there is no article on the corpus relating to spelling in the Indonesian language is found.
is inseparable from the error detection and error correction terms. Table 2 illustrates some interesting facts about languages related to NLP and spell. Arabic, Bangla, and English have the most articles on corpora for spell checkers, followed by Persian, Russian, Spanish, Albanian, Amazigh, Burmese, Chinese, Croatian, Finnish, Kazakh, mixed language, Moroc- can Arabic, Myanmar, Setswana African, Sinhala, and Urdu. However, there is no article on the corpus relating to spelling in the Indonesian language is found.
FIGURE 3. Distribution of papers related to NLP and spell by year. TABLE 2. Research related to NLP and spell by languages.
FIGURE 3. Distribution of papers related to NLP and spell by year. TABLE 2. Research related to NLP and spell by languages.
FIGURE 4. Mapping research corpus by year created in VOSviewer.
FIGURE 4. Mapping research corpus by year created in VOSviewer.
FIGURE 5. Mapping of spell checker keyword research by year created in VOSviewer.
FIGURE 5. Mapping of spell checker keyword research by year created in VOSviewer.
TABLE 3. Corpus available in the Indonesian language.
TABLE 3. Corpus available in the Indonesian language.
TABLE 5. Summary of non-word error on three subjects: Indonesian language, natural science, and social science. TABLE 4. Result of non-word error: insertion error, substitution error, transposition error, and deletion error.
TABLE 5. Summary of non-word error on three subjects: Indonesian language, natural science, and social science. TABLE 4. Result of non-word error: insertion error, substitution error, transposition error, and deletion error.
TABLE 7. Summary of real-word error on three subjects: Indonesian language, natural science, and social science. The real-word error occurred when the word was correct ut was used in the wrong context, so it changed the meaning. “xample sentence for real-word errors is provided in Table 6.
TABLE 7. Summary of real-word error on three subjects: Indonesian language, natural science, and social science. The real-word error occurred when the word was correct ut was used in the wrong context, so it changed the meaning. “xample sentence for real-word errors is provided in Table 6.
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