YOU ALL SUCK!
Carl Scharenberg
carl.scharenberg at gmail.com
Thu Sep 2 09:29:18 EDT 2004
> This seems to be of somewhat better quality than the output of the typical
> random-text generator. Can anyone suggest something on CPAN useful for
> such?
You can do this by analyzing a sample text at a higher level. Instead
of generating text from the frequency of single letters, you generate
using the frequencies of 2, 3, or 4-letter sequences. You analyze a
large text so you have a database of frequencies. When generating each
new character you look at the frequences of the letters given that the
3 previous letters are 'the'. The possibilities are a space, 'r'
(their), 'y' (they), and some others. Overall it will generate words
and even phrases that seem to almost make sense. It is neat stuff.
Carl
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