BreakGrammar

Put grammatical errors into a piece of text

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Programmatic Access

Retrieve the prompt:
LLMPrompt["BreakGrammar"]

Examples

Break the grammar of a given text and then use HighlightTextDifferences to show the changes:

In[1]:=

text="For me personally the quest to understand the Second Law has been no less than a 50-year story. But back in the 1980s, as I began to explore the computational universe of simple programs, I discovered a fundamental phenomenon that was immediately reminiscent of the Second Law. And in the 1990s I started to map out just how this phenomenon might finally be able to demystify the Second Law. But it is only now—with ideas that have emerged from our Physics Project—that I think I can pull all the pieces together and finally be able to construct a proper framework to explain why—and to what extent—the Second Law is true. ";

In[2]:=

broken=LLMFunction[LLMPrompt["BreakGrammar"]][text]

Out[2]=

For me personaly the quest to understand the Second Law has been know less then a 50-year story. But back in the 1980s, as I began to explore the computashunal universe of simple programs, I discovered a fundamental phenominon that was imediatly reminicent of the Second Law. And in the 1990s I started to map out just how this phenominon might finaly be able to demistify the Second Law. But it is only now—with ideas that have emerged from our Physics Project—that I think I can pull all the peices together and finaly be able to construct a proper framework to explain why—and to what extent—the Second Law is true.

In[3]:=

ResourceFunction["HighlightTextDifferences"][text,broken]

Out[3]=

For me personally the quest to understand the Second Law has been know less thaen a 50-year story. But back in the 1980s, as I began to explore the computatioshunal universe of simple programs, I discovered a fundamental phenomeinon that was immediately reminiscent of the Second Law. And in the 1990s I started to map out just how this phenomeinon might finally be able to demyistify the Second Law. But it is only now—with ideas that have emerged from our Physics Project—that I think I can pull all the peieces together and finally be able to construct a proper framework to explain why—and to what extent—the Second Law is true.

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