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'''Research questions:''' If computers made book synopses, or were in charge of categorizing books using the Dewey Decimal Classification, how would they weigh up against humans in making these decisions?
'''Research questions:''' If computers made book synopses, or were in charge of categorizing books using the Dewey Decimal Classification, how would they weigh up against humans in making these decisions?
===Markov Chains===
===Markov Chains===
Markov chains are used to create statistical models of the sequences of letters in a text. Markov chains are now widely used in speech recognition, handwriting recognition, information retrieval, data compression, and spam filtering.


[[File:Markov.png|thumbnail|right|From A Mathematical Theory of Communication by C.E. Shannon]]
===Resources===
===Resources===
* https://kgullikson88.github.io/blog/markov-chain.html
* https://kgullikson88.github.io/blog/markov-chain.html
* https://xiaoxu193.github.io/PyTeaser/
* https://xiaoxu193.github.io/PyTeaser/
* https://github.com/alicestrt/MarkovTextGenerator (only one that works for me so far)
* https://github.com/alicestrt/MarkovTextGenerator (only one that works for me so far)

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What I'm reading

The Pirate book - edited by Nicolas Maigret & Maria Roszkowska Beyond Representation: The Figure of the Pirate - by Lawrence Liang

What I'm researching

Research questions: If computers made book synopses, or were in charge of categorizing books using the Dewey Decimal Classification, how would they weigh up against humans in making these decisions?

Markov Chains

Markov chains are used to create statistical models of the sequences of letters in a text. Markov chains are now widely used in speech recognition, handwriting recognition, information retrieval, data compression, and spam filtering.

From A Mathematical Theory of Communication by C.E. Shannon

Resources