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An algorithm for blocking out profanities in text data such as social media posts. The profanities used in this program is by no means exhaustive. Users can add more to list as they see fit.
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I don't want to include profanities in this repository even for demonstrational purposes. If this is a well-known algorithm, please add links to Wikipedia or other sources and rename it and examples to just show how to mask specific words in text
An algorithm for masking specific words in text.
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An algorithm for blocking out profanities in text data such as social media posts.
The profanities used in this program are by no means exhaustive. Users can add more to list as they see fit.