[Corpora-List] PS:minimal changes in a paragraph (based on a corpus it appeared) ... (2nd attempt (after first one was deleted))

[Albretch Mueller]

> Oberlander, J. and Brew, C. [2000] Stochastic text generation. Philosophical
> Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series A, 358, 1373--1385.
~
 thank you I gave a quick read to that article
~
> ... goals are stated as macroscopic properties of the text
~
 these goals to me would be like unique contextual pointers describing
the text, which should be naturally describing properties of the texts
themselves and the corpora they relate to. So, iterating through all
the options in the corpora in an order fashion and issues relating to
"similarity" (and therefore NLG) should be natural and directly
relating to the texts' corpora, even if we talk about poetry
~
 lbrtchx


On 8/9/11, Yorick Wilks <Y.Wilks at dcs.shef.ac.uk> wrote:
> These researchers did a very good job indeed of generating text
> approximating more and more closely to sample paragraphs (e.g. Shakespeare).
> Yorick Wilks
>
> Oberlander, J. and Brew, C. [2000] Stochastic text generation. Philosophical
> Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series A, 358, 1373--1385.
> Preprint [pdf] available.
>
> On 9 Aug 2011, at 06:48, Bill Louw wrote:
>
>> Albretch,
>>
>> It may be of interest to you and to members of the list that the method I
>> proposed works in other languages. Structural issues of argument are
>> likely to be universal, as the article listed below demonstrates.
>>
>> Milojkovic M. (2011). Semantic Prosody and Subtext as Universal,
>> Collocation-Based Instrumentation for Meaning and Literary Worlds. In
>> Zaharov V.P. (et al.), Труды международной конференции <<Корпусная
>> лингвистика - 2011>>. St Petersburg: St Petersburg State University,
>> Faculty of Philology. 47-52

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