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Latest revision as of 10:51, 24 May 2011
Still trying out some code...
import random
text = "This is a text that is a test to test the text in a test"
words = text.split()
nextwords = {}
i = 0
for w in words:
print w
# for all items stored in words
if i < len(words)-1:
nextword = words[i+1]
# if there's already a dictionary of nextwords for the word, append the new 'nextword' to that dictionary
if w in nextwords:
nextwords[w].append(nextword)
# if there's no dictionary of nextwords for the word yet, make one and append the first 'nextword'
else:
nextwords[w] = []
nextwords[w].append(nextword)
print nextwords[w]
i+=1
newtext = []
focus = random.choice(nextwords.keys())
for w in words:
randnextw = random.choice(nextwords[focus])
newtext.append(randnextw)
focus = randnextw
for w in newtext:
print w,