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Pycorrector is a Python toolkit for Chinese text error correction. It focuses on common error types such as similar-sounding characters, visually similar characters, grammar issues, proper noun errors, missing words, extra words, wrong words, and word-order problems. The project implements multiple correction approaches, including KenLM, ConvSeq2Seq, BERT, MacBERT, ELECTRA, ERNIE, GPT-style models, and newer Qwen-based correction models.

Text2vec is a Python toolkit for turning text into vector representations. It supports words, sentences, and paragraphs, making it useful for semantic search, similarity matching, clustering, retrieval, and ranking workflows. The project implements models and methods such as Word2Vec, RankBM25, BERT, Sentence-BERT, and CoSENT. It also compares model behavior on semantic matching and similarity calculation tasks.

Kiwi is a full and refreshing text editor, providing 70% customisability. Kiwi offers the ability to turn on and off its' toolbar, number bar, status bar and scrollbars. Additionally, each scrollbar may be placed on the opposite side. Kiwi also offers the feature to change how the text wraps (no wrap, character wrap and word wrap), as well as the ability to change its transparency level from 1.0 to 0.1. You can also have it always stay at the top level.

Tools for localization: - Pootle: web based translation management system. - Virtaal: Computer Aided Translation (CAT) tool. - Translate Toolkit: QA, format conversion and support (PO, Java .properties, OpenOffice, Mozilla, XLIFF, TMX, TBX, CSV, Qt .ts).

Standalone application that uses the clipboard to insert a tag in any document and/or in a log file. Tags contain context information (e.g., date, author) + text note, picture or webcam shot. Tags can contain variables generated by user and/or external programs.

This is a project to make a text editor in Python with the Tkinter GUI toolkit. Though there are other text editors out there, this one has the advantage that it can go anywhere you want to take it. Until I figure out the release system, CVS is the only w