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Corrects function usage example for text_dublication_detector.py. Corrects minor spelling errors in project README files.
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The function usage example for
text_dublication_detector.pywas missing the deleted filename parameter and the column parametersentenceswas not a string. The current fix corrects this and makes the usage example much more clearer.Minor spelling mistakes in the project README files have also been corrected.
Another small documentation problem was found in
parser.py:69. It is a syntax warning for the lone\character which Python sees as the beginning of an escape sequence. However, I have not corrected it assuming you guys must've seen that warning many times and do not care.