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Survey of Pseudonymization, Abstractive Summarization & Spell Checker for Hindi and Marathi

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2412.18163v1
Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2024 04:51:32 GMT
Title: Survey of Pseudonymization, Abstractive Summarization & Spell Checker for Hindi and Marathi
Authors: Rasika Ransing, Mohammed Amaan Dhamaskar, Ayush Rajpurohit, Amey Dhoke, Sanket Dalvi,
Abstract summary: The paper aims to build a platform which enables the user to use various features like text anonymization, abstractive text summarization and spell checking in English, Hindi and Marathi language. The aim of these tools is to serve enterprise and consumer clients who predominantly use Indian Regional languages.
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Abstract: India's vast linguistic diversity presents unique challenges and opportunities for technological advancement, especially in the realm of Natural Language Processing (NLP). While there has been significant progress in NLP applications for widely spoken languages, the regional languages of India, such as Marathi and Hindi, remain underserved. Research in the field of NLP for Indian regional languages is at a formative stage and holds immense significance. The paper aims to build a platform which enables the user to use various features like text anonymization, abstractive text summarization and spell checking in English, Hindi and Marathi language. The aim of these tools is to serve enterprise and consumer clients who predominantly use Indian Regional Languages.

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