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"Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo." is just orange :/

• jychang 11y ago
  It does ok at other phrases, though. Never hide hides. The sound sounds sound. Flies fly. It's the right right, right? The key key is this one. It's an objective objective. In May, May may make out with me. Compared with the last one, this is a fine fine. The man we saw saw a saw. The first second was alright, but the second second was tough.
  • smilekzs 11y ago
    This is impressive! Wonder where are the limits of the algorithm...
  • stared 11y ago
    My standard test is "A machine learning to do machine learning." And it works here.
    • taneq 11y ago
      Sentences like these lead you down the garden path sentence.
      • stared 11y ago
        This was just "verb vs a part of a compound noun". For a garden path sentence I would go with "A machine learning machine learning.".
        • taneq 11y ago
          But that can be validly parsed two ways: "A machine-learning machine, which is learning" or "A machine which is learning machine-learning".
  • brudgers 11y ago
    But not the imperative: Google "Google beats go champion". Which it interprets as: Noun Noun Noun Verb Noun
• taneq 11y ago
  To be fair, relatively few humans would parse that in any meaningful way either.
• TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
  Well, Buffalo, the proper noun, and buffalo, the noun, are both going to be highlighted as nouns. That leaves buffalo, the verb, which is slang and so is unlikely to be recognised as not being the noun, ignoring the difficulty of parsing the sentence anyway.