Grammatical Error Correction is one of the core Natural Language Processing tasks. At the moment, the open source state-of-the-art Sequence Tagger for English is GECToR model. For the Russian language, this problem does not have solutions with the same good results due to the lack of labeled datasets, therefore we decided to contribute to the aforementioned task. In this research, we described the process of creating a synthetic dataset and training a model on it. We adapt GECToR architecture for Russian language and call it RuGECToR. We use this architecture because, unlike Sequence-to-Sequence approach, it is easy to interpret and does not require a lot of training data. Our goal was to train the model in such a way that it does not adapt to a specific sample, but generalizes the morphological properties of the language. The presented model achieves an F0.5 of 82.5 on synthetic data and an F0.5 of 22.2 on RULEC dataset which was not in the training set.
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