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RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - julian - 05-10-2016 (05-10-2016, 12:19 AM)R. Sale wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.So, here's my method - fast and dirty. I took a Latin dictionary, and made a note where I happened to see a whole column of words starting with the same four letters. Thanks. That is a method quite easy to program, and was indeed the technique I used in the previous versions of the GA: basically to take the plaintext corpus and derive frequency counts for all the ngrams in it, and then use the most frequent of them in the pairings/ chromosomes. The trouble is, those frequent ngrams may not include those that medieval scribes were used to using, which is why I switched to e.g. lists by Cappelli. RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - nablator - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - farmerjohn - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - nablator - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - -JKP- - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - nablator - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - julian - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - MarcoP - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - Helmut Winkler - 30-11-2017 RE: Interesting result for f3r with an ngram Genetic Algorithm - julian - 30-11-2017 |