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A Method for Developing a Bilingual Keyboard Program

Mohit Verma

Abstract


In setting to every one of the headways to date towards interpretation of one language to one more through machine interpretation, there have been dialects that haven't yet been investigated, while others have now and again not been proficient and semantically right as per the human data sources. In this paper, we present a console application, especially for Hinglish Talking clients that can adapt to the current situation of free composing in Hinglish and is outfitted with word expectation, spelling revision, and feeling forecast. This keyboard application's primary goal is to make it possible for Hinglish typing users to type without error and to provide them with an interface that makes their daily tasks easier. We also tried to make things work better and have a bigger dataset that stores all kinds of user inputs and checks the semantics to make sure that the translations and conversions are more accurate.

 


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