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fate
fate is a framework for generating text. It's a formal split from my work in the Python and Go versions of cobe.
cobe minimized program memory to run on a virtual machine with 64MB of RAM, and to that end used an on-disk database for its language model. That restriction seems quaint today.
This work begins with a highly performant trigram language model that can generate replies to text and has reasonable memory usage.
Usage is straightforward: docs are at godoc.org. I've kept the API surface very small to start.
You can try it out on the command line:
$ go get github.com/pteichman/fate/cmd/fate-console
$ fate-console <text files>
That will learn everything in the files (line by line) and set up an interactive reply loop.
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Overview ¶
Package fate is a text generation library.
Index ¶
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var DefaultStemmer = &cleaner{}
DefaultStemmer makes reply inputs insensitive to case, accents, and punctuation.
Functions ¶
Types ¶
type Config ¶
type Config struct {
// Stemmer makes all tokens go through a normalization process
// when created. Words that stem the same mean the same thing.
Stemmer Stemmer
Rand rand.Source
}
Config holds Model configuration data. An empty Config struct indicates the default values for each.
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