Post by mortlach on Jun 16, 2017 22:54:51 GMT
Liber-Primus Hangman: A Game of 'Guess The Words'
To make using some of the n-grams easier we've built a small demonstration application based on a popular kids game.
It allows you to search -grams and chain them together to try and build sentences from the Liber-Primus
Here is the Python source code, (and a compiled Windows binary)
It should work with Python 2 or 3, and requires PyQT4
It also uses this 4-gram and 1-gram data, that should be downloaded and uncompressed to the working directory from here:
n-gram data
*UPDATE* Version with n-grams included available on gitlab
It should only take a minute or two to learn the controls. To help: Here is a WALKTHROUGH
Remember: this is a development project, it basically works, but can be improved
To make using some of the n-grams easier we've built a small demonstration application based on a popular kids game.
It allows you to search -grams and chain them together to try and build sentences from the Liber-Primus
Here is the Python source code, (and a compiled Windows binary)
It should work with Python 2 or 3, and requires PyQT4
It also uses this 4-gram and 1-gram data, that should be downloaded and uncompressed to the working directory from here:
n-gram data
*UPDATE* Version with n-grams included available on gitlab
It should only take a minute or two to learn the controls. To help: Here is a WALKTHROUGH
Remember: this is a development project, it basically works, but can be improved