everybody's favourite drunkard!
The inebriated project line is a series of implementations of the same thing: a drunk AI that takes input sentences and uses them to form stuff that sort-of makes sense and is sometimes funny.
Links to the other inebriateds:
This thing needs the venerable CMake installed, and pretty much nothing else except your bog-standard C++ environment. To play around with it:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release .
make
./markov
If you want to compile it with the verbose debug stuff:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug .
make
I'm new with this C++ stuff, be gentle! This code so far isn't as advanced as the C implementation, but is completely memory-safe (for now) and is much more concise (thank you, C++). It has multiple failures, including the addition of duplicates, that must be corrected, and many things I'd still like to add.
- Sentence input, tokenisation & storage
- Decent weighting!
- Sentence generation
- Basic saving & loading support
- Recursion checking. This is a small big problem.
- Corpus control - control of input and output sources & finer-grained saving and loading
- Logging control. Right now, it's a firehose of debug info.
- A nice UI maybe? And/or CLI?
- Perhaps something to say "no, I don't like this sentence" or a hunk deletion interface