python and trigram ???

[Grant Edwards]

In article <c76ff6fc.0301171543.58779302 at posting.google.com>, John Machin wrote:

> Google. Note that trigrams are merely a special case of n-grams (n ==
> 3) and much of the literature just talks about n-grams or N-grams or
> ngrams. You'll need to google with ngram and ngrams and "n-gram" and
> "n-grams" separately.

And then thre are engrams.

But we really don't want to go there...

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