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So that's the key difference. A lot of people train these Markov models with the expectation that they're going to be able to use the generated output in isolat
by vunderba 11mo ago
So that's the key difference. A lot of people train these Markov models with the expectation that they're going to be able to use the generated output in isolation.
The problem with that is either your n-gram level is too low in which case it can't maintain any kind of cohesion, or your n-gram level is too high and it's basically just spitting out your existing corpus verbatim.
For me, I was more interested in something that could potentially combine two or three highly disparate concepts found in my previous works into a single outputted sentence - and then I would ideate upon it.
So I haven't opened the program in a long time so I just spun it up and generated a few outputs:
A giant baby is navel corked which if removed causes a vacuum.
I'm not sure what the original pieces of text were based on that particular sentence but it starts making me think about a kind of strange void harkonnen with heart plugs that lead to weird negatively pressurized areas. That's the idea behind the dream well.
- kqr 11mo ago> A giant baby is navel corked which if removed causes a vacuum. Very The Age of Wire and String.