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21 April

• alex "AL"gorithm
• Caroline Bestiary
• Dimitris
• Bryan Bestiary
• Martin friend swarm
• Joe

28 April

• ozge / twitter secrets unsecreted
• Steven / Delvicious page and blog post
• India - book thingy
• Jonathan AutismWidget
• mike clemow - visual categorization data
• sanjay
• Andy - couplings (presentation version)

Assignment #1

• Andrea Dulko / Unix Sed Command
• Cameron Cundiff / Unix Driven Drivel, More Unix Mungeing
• India Amos / Sieve Our Ships
• Steven Lehrburger / Coupled Couplets
• Ozge Kirimlioglu / week1
• Alex Kauffmann / A Few Good Lines
• Andrew Styer / Cmd-Line intro
• Jonathan Nachum / SnLU
• Bryan Lence / An accented limerick
• Caroline Brown / Peter who was very
• Martin Ceperley / Pasting
• Dimitris Makris / Haiku stochastically restored
• Michael Clemow / The [blank]
• Joe Mariglio / bashpoetry
• Sanjay Papinazath / Hypnotized Rain - Bignr

Assignment #2

• Steven Lehrburger / Repunctuate.java
• Caroline Brown / Jabberwookie
• Jonathan Nachum / LandS SandL
• Michael Clemow / remove comments from ChucK code and also... TextFiltering in Python (for the curious)
• Bryan Lence / More Limericks
• Andrew Styer / ... a non-functional LeetSpeak translator --> updated example of it working
• Alex Kauffmann / Cryptocracy
• Martin Ceperley / confused news reader
• India Amos / 2.5 versions of a vowel shifter
• Sanjay / censored Biggie
• Dimitris / Haiku munging in Java
• OZGE / week2

Assignment #3

• Michael Clemow While + 1 to 4
• Steven Lehrburger / URLFinder.java
• Dimitris Makris /Regex Email finder
• Martin Ceperley / recontextualizing
• Caroline Brown / Succinct Scrivener
• Bryan Lence / Not my best work...
• Alex Kauffmann / Shakespearator
• India Amos / Name game
• Sanjay Papinazath / random blank
• OZGE / week3

Assignment #4

• joe / concordance.py
• mike / concord.py - similar to joe's, but shorter and dumber.
• Alex Kauffmann / Damn it feels good to be a gansta
• Andrew Styer / case-insensitive Unique.java took me entirely too long
• Dimitris Makris / speech
• Martin Ceperley / graphical concordance (download pdf)
• OZGE / week4
• Steven Lehrburger / Concordance Sorting
• India / the easiest one!
• Jonathan / Yep...
• Sanjay / word cloud modded

Assignment #5

• joe / markovChar.py also i meant to play this in class... markovSamp.py (sorry for the codec / odd hosting sitch)
• mike / markov.py - similar to joe's but faster and dumber.
• Caroline / Markov's Menagerie
• Bryan / 1/2 broken code
• Alex / Markov a Playa'
• Steven Lehrburger / Markov v vokraM
• India / 7/8 broken code
• Jonathan / WHAT IS THIS???Broken!

Midterm project

• Caroline and Bryan / rabidragon, hueg & blag
• Alex Kauffmann / Homework Generator
• Steven Lehrburger / Delvicious
• Dimitris Makris / Lestrygonians
• India / Vocabu-lame
• Sanjay /twitter word cloud with tilt
• Joe / we did system 6 ... more recent work
• OZGE / world before/after markov chains
• Andy and Jonathan / YoMama Jokin
• Martin / Naive bayesian optimization

Assignment #6

• Caroline / use desire as an anchor
• Joe / cfg.py
• Alex / For me to poop on
• Bryan / Let's Protest!
• Steven / grammar extensions
• OZGE / questions
• India / Cookalator
• Dimitris / Cataglottism on the job
• Jonathan / Mr. PotatoHead??
• Sanjay /Dr.Grammer
• Mike Clemow / Myoori!

Assignment #7

• Joe / bayes.py there must be a better way to do this.
• Alex / Hearing in tongues
• Caroline / InformationOverlord
• Bryan / Slight BayesContext improvement
• Steven / BayesianNGramClassifier.java (same post as #6)
• Martin / semantic classifier
• India / Comparalator
• Mike Clemow / bayes in python doesn't work right... don't know why.

Assignment #8

• OZGE / lame replacements
• Bryan / FML
• Andy / Twitter + Markov
• India / Markov bookshelf
• Sanjay / html parse
• Steven / Delvicious and Django
• Caroline / Artists' Materials from the Brooklyn Museum API

Assignment #9

• Martin / you-know-who
• Bryan / Vizualisation
• Steven / Evolvocabulary
• Jonathan / visualization
• Joe / sonification of text (well ok, arrays of chars) wasn't sure if this was pertinent enough to show in class. it's a sonification of a ruleset of the vocal piece some of us did in class that one time...