I don't know that paper, but that's similar to what's going in Abbrase. It shows the best-scored mnemonic using bigram and frequency heuristics, but you could s

I don't know that paper, but that's similar to what's going in Abbrase. It shows the best-scored mnemonic using bigram and frequency heuristics, but you could show more alernatives to let users choose their own mnemonic. You can see multiple alternative mnemonics using `abbrase.py -m` -- it hasn't been implemented in the web version yet. It does give better results, from "wave several ominous silence" (default based on heuristic score) to "waves sever ominous silk" or "wavy seven omitted silver" (human-chosen mnemonics).