11-12-2019, 12:07 AM
Let's say you have a common word in English, like "bend". It might show up hundreds of times. Then there's a similar word, but less commonly used, like "wend". It can be uncommon but still perfectly valid. Maybe it's because of patterns like this that it never occurred to me to scrub the text.
There might be reasons to do a sanitized version of the transcript, however. It's something I need to think about for a while. As I mentioned, my perception of the text tends to be in the other direction. I tend to try to retain anomalies or rarities, as long as they are clearly written.
There might be reasons to do a sanitized version of the transcript, however. It's something I need to think about for a while. As I mentioned, my perception of the text tends to be in the other direction. I tend to try to retain anomalies or rarities, as long as they are clearly written.