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I think your negative sample set is a little biased. Since all the phrases start with verbs like "was in the car" or "went to the park", these kinds of phrases are given lower probabilities. For example: > twss.prob("was on a stiff pole"); 0.016050826334564946 Only 1.6% chance of that's what she said?!? EDIT: Counter example: > twss.prob("that's one stiff pole"); 0.9767718880285885
I was hoping/wondering if anyone knew of sites I could start learning about this from? I find this very interesting, and I'm sure it could be highly useful and applicable to many different types of problems...
I'm still looking for a classifier that will take a phrase, determine if and what the "In Soviet Russia X Y you" response would be. Anyone?
You can X Y Y X you
and find the probability that it is an english sentence
Well that open source project left me satisfied and smiling
that's what she said