Deep Markov
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Description
I'm playing with doing multiple layers of markov chains. ex: tokens get grouped into sentences with sentence features being the top k keywords, sentences get grouped into paragraphs the same way, and paragraphs into chapters. Each layer (token, sentence, paragraph, chapter) gets its own markov table composed of the features from the layer below. When doing generation, you pick a feature from the higher layer and use that to constrain the features you pick in the lower layer.
Though first I have to get some clean training data (which is what I'm working on now).
Here's my repo: https://github.com/rabidsnail/NaNoGenMo
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