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Assignment 04: For this week I did an experiment thinking forward on the final project - An Hebrew-Arabic mutually intelligble childerns book.. I reworked the last assignment where I filtered the 3 letter roots from Ecclesiastes in order to later filter those which are mutually intelligible in Arabic. What was added this week is filtering the output of the last assignment via the tags from the corpus we created in class to get roots that are more accessible for little childre

Assignment 03: After getting a bit lot with the second assignment and being humbled by trying to write code from scratch with no LMMs, I decided make something simple mostly based on the references from class and dedicate more time to figuring out what kind of text generating I want to achieve. I had two ideas in mind for the assignment. The first one: taking a text in biblical Hebrew, Ecclesiastes and filtering root letters. Semitic languages are based on a (mostly) 3 letter

Assignment 02: For this assignment I chose to study the old English meter. It was based mostly on the book Old English Metre an Introduction by Jun Teraswa. I thought it would be interesting to explore how the alliteration, rhythm and stress of this genre famous for epic poems could be manifested when using a different source to produce the strings. I used a text file of a book from the Guthenberg Project called The Book of Household Management by Mrs. Beeton, A Victorian boo

Assignment 01: For this assignment I have altered some lines of the Love letter generator (original by Christopher Strachey). I was drawn to the way in which it amplifies affection desire and emotion. When looking at the code structured from lists where words are being chosen randomly. The list made me think of the things that I list myself - which is boringly groceries list. thinking about groceries and desire made me contemplate on Karls Marx's observation regarding the ali