Harper Evolves
2 days ago
- #Grammar Checking
- #Natural Language Processing
- #Automation
- Harper now has the capability for evolution through a new system called The Ripper.
- The Ripper improves the ability to add new grammatical rules by 500% to 1,000% without slowing Harper down or increasing memory usage.
- Expression rules are the majority of grammatical rules Harper can detect due to their speed and ease of writing and reviewing.
- The English language's complexity often leads to tedious and time-consuming iterations when creating rules.
- The Ripper automates the iteration process by generating and testing expression rules at a high speed (90k candidates per second).
- Future optimizations include batch processing datasets and integrating LLMs to automate rule creation from style guides.
- SpellBolt is a Firefox extension that brings Harper's grammar checking to the browser.
- Harper is undergoing significant improvements to enhance language analysis and correction capabilities.