Charles-Pierre Astolfi
Hi -cafe,
I'm coding a Markov Text Generator (of order 1). Basically, you have a source text, and knowing the frequencies of pairs of consecutive words, you generate a somewhat syntactically correct text from this.
Here's the link to my code and to a source text you can use as example.
test.txt http://lpaste.net/raw/4004174907431714816 code http://lpaste.net/4147715261379641344
The kickers is that this code generates sentences with consecutive words that never appears next to each other in the source text. For example, the code generated "They sat over at because old those the lighted.", but "over at" never occurs in the source text, so it shouldn't occur in a generated sentence.
You mean like, "The old man looked from his glass across the square, then over at the waiters." Otherwise my cursory look turned up no bugs. Cheers, - Ben