N-grams and the evolution of programs
Posted in Computing, Research, Sabbatical, Science on February 2nd, 2008Which of the following was written by (a) me, (b) William Shakespeare, and (c) Charles Darwin?
“I would have sent to Rome that’s worthy death?”
“The naturalist looking at species as he might succeed from a fork low down in the separation of the species of any species in a more or less from their sap this is unimportant for the instincts already possessed by certain plants so that natural selection of mere piles of superimposed strata and watch the sea separating an island even if we believe that pure water can effect little or no offspring.”
“The troubling aspects of a building block semantics in a given tree in the context and false.”
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