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When it comes to correcting grammar in a piece of writing, it can be an arduous task for man or machine. While spellcheckers are a dime-a-dozen and work pretty swimmingly, grammar checkers often fail to understand context. With that in mind, computer scientist Jonathan Mugan, set to work on Deep Grammar – a checker that uses artificial intelligence and deep learning to analyze text. Deep Grammar works by giving each word a value known as a vector. It then uses that value to determine what context you have used the term in and whether or not it needs changing when it analyzes…

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