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https://github.com/intentspider/intentspiderengine


IntentSpider is built using C++ and uses the Standard Template Library. It is a novel approach from the ngram models used by Google Gboard, Microsoft SwiftKey, Apple QuickType, and Samsung Keyboard. This is an on-device engine with a runtime snapshot with no network egress or ingress. This system is not based on any Natural Language Processing technology or any type of artificial intelligence model. Processes are built from graph algorithms, dynamic programming, vectors, sets, arrays, and everything in general data structures. These algorithms were created and developed over several months and the passion of understanding how these extraordinarily complex communication patterns and word connections behave, manipulate other vectors, and change dynamics, and properties of them. The name IntentSpider came from a careful observation of the nature in the early days of this research. Information about this is available here. More Information The first IntentSpider legacy version, which is also referred to in the paper, was a single main.cpp file which contained all systems. Later, after learning how to include header files in order to migrate code and separate code files, I created the IntentSpider system as you would now see in the Git repository. The repository's source folder includes ten or eleven C++ files with header files. This folder also includes text files taken from Project Gutenberg which were used for testing the IntentSpider Legacy version. These are no longer used in version 1. The compiled intentspider.exe file is included.
https://github.com/intentspider/intentspiderengine

I am very grateful for the hard work and countless number of hours I spent solving problems on USACO, CF, atcoder, kattis, and USACO guide (+ cses.fi!, Calico and MITIT Spring!), which brought me from a USACO Bronze participant to USACO Gold Qualifier and National Olympiad in Informatics Finalist (1st day - 5th place, 2nd day - 11th place) and ended up this year participating in the Asia Pacific Olympiad in Informatics, in Taiwan.