re module for matching patterns in text| String and NLP applications |
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| Anagrams |
| Automated grading of written homework |
| Automated teaching systems |
| Categorizing articles |
| Chatbots |
| Compilers and interpreters |
| Creative writing |
| Cryptography |
| Document classification |
| Document similarity |
| Document summarization |
| Electronic book readers |
| Fraud detection |
| Grammar checkers |
| Inter-language translation |
| Legal document preparation |
| Monitoring social media posts |
| Natural language understanding |
| Opinion analysis |
| Page-composition software |
| Palindromes |
| Parts-of-speech tagging |
| Project Gutenberg free books |
| Reading books, articles, documentation and absorbing knowledge |
| Search engines |
| Sentiment analysis |
| Spam classification |
| Speech-to-text engines |
| Spell checkers |
| Steganography |
| Text editors |
| Text-to-speech engines |
| Web scraping |
| Who authored Shakespeare’s works? |
| Word clouds |
| Word games |
| Writing medical diagnoses from x-rays, scans, blood tests |
| and many more… |
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