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predict-next-word

v0.1.4

Published

A tool to build dictionaries and predict likely next word based on frequency in the dictionary

Downloads

4

Readme

predict-next-word is a proof of concept assistive communication tool built by Justin Isaf for Blink with Iris Chang and Dane Tomseth.

It attempts to predict the most likely next word in a sentence based on a seed dictionary.

It can also learn as users interact with it more to build a more accurate custom dictionary.

This is a very basic proof of concept, using files as storage and sync versions of fs for quick and dirty development. It will be updated with mongoDB storage and made fully promise/async ready as time permits.

Installation: npm install --save predict-next-word

let predict = require('predict-next-word');

Seed default dictionary: predict.ingestFile() (currently only uses a default file input.txt)

Learn a new sentence: predict.ingest("some sentence goes here")

Predict the word most likely to come after word: predict.getNextWords("word")

Get the data on a word in your dictionary: predict.lookupWord("word")