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I was doing a similar experiment recently to generate random names that sound like names from a specific language. I was breaking the list of names apart into
by ZetaH 3y ago
I was doing a similar experiment recently to generate random names that sound like names from a specific language.
I was breaking the list of names apart into 3 and 2 letter parts, marking which fragments are from the start, middle and end.
To generate the words I started from a random one from the start fragments, then continued with a random one from the middle fragments that starts with the latter that the previous one ended with, and similarly ended it with one from the end fragments.
Some examples:
Spanish Names:
Armusa
Vantara
Modria
German Names:
Ven Marwar,
Ger Naroff,
Vort Kraldent,
Görn Henter,
Urg Wicher,
Wan Ehranus,
Eck Hayazin,
Wert Biewin,
Rein Relberid,
Catalan:
Pallava
Ecorus
Sangana
Ginavari
Telamita
Exorxió
Hungarian cities:
Jószög
Alszeny
Hernafő
Garnáza
Ragytúr
Hidácska
Mezécs
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- jokoon 3y agoI remember finding a set of english names generated with a markov chain, I wish I know how to make it, they sounded good.
- pavel_lishin 3y ago> I wish I know how to make it You can learn! I know it's easy to say something is easy to a beginner, but figuring out Markov chains is truly something you can get the basics of over a weekend if you've ever written any software at all.