themadstork

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   by themadstork 6y ago

   (Sorry.)
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   by themadstork 9y ago

   Yeah, I simply ingested words in French from a few online ballet dictionaries into a JSON object, and used a recursive context-free grammar to generate (generally) grammatically correct sentences. The result was a mixture of English and Fre
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   by themadstork 9y ago

   That's definitely how I started, but I'm working with my own LSTM now. Here's a bit about my process from last year: https://medium.com/artists-and-machine-intelligence/adventur... https://med
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   by themadstork 9y ago

   I'm one of the creators, and I assure you we did not use Markov. I trained the LSTMs myself.
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   by themadstork 9y ago

   Hey, I'm one of the creators of this -- I trained the LSTMs that wrote the computer generated segments in this film. The ballet choreography was generated with a context-free grammar, because I couldn't find enough material to mak
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   by themadstork 11y ago

   Hey, I'm the creator, and I agree that it's a bit hit or miss. I think the definitions from the words it generates on its own every 90 minutes (these are the ones without anyone's twitter handle at the bottom) are (on average
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   by themadstork 11y ago

   Hey, I'm the creator. This would probably work, you'd want to use a unique delimiter character that's not in the rest of the corpus --- so not a comma. (I'm using the pipe character.)
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   Word.camera generates paragraphs from a photo(word.camera)

   1 points by themadstork 11y ago|0 comments