[pmmurphy]

So I'm in the process of working on a program that writes its own poetry based off a database.

I use a module Char based RNN to create its brain that is free on GitHub.  Then from there I am going to use a EA on its output in some kind of way (still debating how) and I came to this forum to hopefully help brainstorm ideas for my EA. 

Before i start sharing my ideas during my development process I am curious how active this forum is.  SO i don't want to post alot of details until i know someoen might resopnd.  Btw, this is just a hobby and i am just having fun.

[ivan.moony]

Hi Murphy

How do you pick up motives? And how do sub-motives relate to general motives?

[Korrelan]

Hi Murphy and welcome.

 

[Freddy]

Welcome

[Zero]

This an active forum, we'll respond.
Welcome pmmurphy.

What does EA stands for?

[Korrelan]

Hmmm… There is a dataset available from CMU called Sphinx, it is basically the English dictionary with each word also described as phonemes, ie…

LUCK  F L AH1 K
DUCK  D AH1 K

http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict

Notice the… AH1 K… at the ends, same phonemes = words that rhyme.

Perhaps an engine to exploit this database would provide the required results?

Just an idea.

 

[Art]

Hello pmmurphy and welcome aboard!

You should find lots of really helpful people and ideas here.

EA?

[Korrelan]

EA... EA Sports... advertising doesn't work on me... honest.

 

[spydaz]

This an active forum, we'll respond.
Welcome pmmurphy.

What does EA stands for?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eager_learning

Eager learning algorithm..... vs Lazy learning