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Description
In structured dates (all dates formatted the same way in a vector) or unstructured ones (plain English text, to process by NLP methods), it could be cool to generate mismatch between date and day of week.
For instance, if a date reads one of the following:
14 June 2025
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Saturday, 14 Jun 2025
Sat, 14 Jun 2025
Then, pretend it's a Friday:
Friday 14 June 2025 (here, Friday was added)
Friday , June 14, 2025 (Saturday turned into Friday)
Fri , 14 Jun 2025 (idem)
This idea comes from the following:
In some social science assignements, I processed the work of my students (a contribution to a creative Commons social science database) to have text fields checked by the languagetool grammar checker (for instance with library(LanguageToolR), see https://github.com/nevrome/LanguageToolR ). I realised that some mistakes like "Friday 14 June 2025" were detected. Also, sometimes, in emails, I read suggestions to have a meeting on, say, "Friday 14 June 2025" (sic).
That could help teach students do advanced checks on dates.