What are some simple NLP projects that a CS undergrad can try implementing? [closed]

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I dont know much about NLP.I need to do a NLP based compiler project as part of my course.My course instructor wants us to do a project based on a base paper. All the papers i look into seems complex. Pls help me by giving some ideas that are feasible and simple to implement.It would be great if you suggest ideas based on a conference paper

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There are plenty of them. Here is a list of different NLP problems:

• spam detection
• text genre categorization (news, fiction, science paper)
• finding similar texts (for example search for similar articles)
• find something about author (genre, native-speaker/non-native-speaker)
• create automatic grader for student's work
• check text for plagiarism
• create an application that looks for grammatical errors

Pretty much any conference paper can give an idea about an NLP project. For example you can think about text summarization, lemmatisation, tokenization, correct splitting text in sentences, etc.