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Wednesday, April 24 • 10:20am - 10:40am
Pyku: Haiku and Python

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The purpose of this proof of concept application is to create computer generated haiku that is technically correct and sensible. To achieve this goal I employed the use of the Natural Language Toolkit, the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary, the Corpus Of Contemporary American English, and Python as glue for the application. Statistical models were used when tagging parts of speech and generating sequences of words. The application does not intend to approach the subjective nature of artistic expression. This is a much more complicated problem and does not fall within this program's scope. Instead, I focused primarily on the creation and editing of grammatically and syntactically correct haiku.


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Susan Reiser

Senior Lecturer and Associate Dean of Natural Sciences at UNC Asheville, SENCER Center of Innovation South Co-Director
Susan Reiser teaches at UNC Asheville where she is a Senior Lecturer and Associate Dean of Natural Sciences. Her undergraduate and graduate degrees are both in computer science: a BS from Duke and an MS from South Carolina. After a 10-year career in industry and multiple stints at... Read More →

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Wednesday April 24, 2013 10:20am - 10:40am EDT
Rhoades Robinson Hall 217