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RiTa: the generative language toolkit
http://rednoise.org/rita
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New project(s) for gallery #484

Closed dhowe closed 4 years ago

dhowe commented 7 years ago

New project for gallery: http://www.abstract-codex.net/D3D4LU5_SW/

dhowe commented 6 years ago
cqx931 commented 6 years ago

I can't find the sketch/live p5js page for the Pop-Culture-Poetry...

cqx931 commented 6 years ago

https://github.com/dhowe/RiTa/pull/515 Added 4 projects

Richard Lapham's Sol Lewitt Generator: https://www.richardlapham.com/itp/2017/11/14/sol-lewitt-generator Halpenny's Poetry.dna http://www.matthewhalpenny.com/web & http://www.matthewhalpenny.com/poetry_dna/dna.html @SortingBot by Darius Kazemi How I made Bracket Meme Bot by Darius Kazemi

The video from jamesxzhou looks cool, but there is no detailed documentation about how the movement is related to the text

dhowe commented 6 years ago

Lets include DAEDALUS by Alessandro Capozzo (http://www.abstract-codex.net/DAEDALUS/index.html), and Pop-Culture-Poetry by Ari Melenciano (http://www.ariciano.com/data-art/2017/10/23/pop-culture-poetry) even though they don't have source code.

Also, see #517.

Then I'll push a new release

dhowe commented 5 years ago

NEW (from http://cmuems.com/2018/60212f/deliverables/7-due-11-16/generated-book-gallery/): The Hands of Gutenberg Lyric Poems: A collection of rhyming poetry generated from songs from the last 50 years.

cqx931 commented 5 years ago

Shall I use the usernames as authors for these two projects? There is no real name on the course website, I should be able to find their real name somewhere online but I don't think that's very appropriate...

dhowe commented 5 years ago

Agreed. There are actually lots of projects at the link for Golan's class. So we should pick the best ones, then ask the authors if they want to be included, then ask for name, title, etc

cqx931 commented 5 years ago

Apart from the two, the following projects are also using RiTa: Nannon • REDDIT BIBLE? Dinkolas • Bioinvasive Dingus Chewie • High Stakes Airsun • The Value of Advertisements Harsh • Build Limericks Not Walls Nerual • A-Z, Or Something Like That Paukparl • Generated Self-Help Books Shuann • A Guide to Absurd Movies Weirdie • Extraterrestrial Yuvian • Fortune Cookies

Among all the projects I found "The Hands of Gutenberg" and "The Value of Advertisements" the best ones. Also I didn't find email/contact/name of the students on the course website, would it be easier to reach out and ask the professor for their contacts?

dhowe commented 5 years ago

done - if there are others that are worth including, let me know...

dhowe commented 5 years ago

Patrick Presto: ResumeBot -> https://www.patrickpresto.com/resumebot/ Poetry-in-Motion: http://ciid.dk/education/portfolio/idp17/courses/machine-learning/projects/poetry-in-motion/

dhowe commented 5 years ago

Feedback from Golan

One of the projects you expressed interested in is "The Hands of Gutenberg" by Philippe De Bree pdebree@andrew.cmu.edu, a sophomore in the CMU School of Art. His project is documented at the link below; as you can see, he used RiTa for finding rhymes: http://cmuems.com/2018/60212f/breep/11/16/breep-book/ Philippe is especially interested in generative poetry (I am sending him to an Allison Parrish workshop this summer at Anderson Ranch), I'm quite certain that he would love to hear from you, and would be incredibly flattered by your interest in his project.

Another project that I like from that assignment was created by Cassie Scheirer cscheire@andrew.cmu.edu, an Art freshman. She created rhyming poetry through the creative reuse of lines taken from an enormous database of music lyrics: http://cmuems.com/2018/60212f/casher/11/19/casher-book/ Incidentally, after much experimentation, Cassie demonstrated to me that she found a 'bug' with RiTa, which is that it has trouble rhyming the word 'eight.'

You mentioned the project "Value of Advertisements". I confess I don't think this is one of the best results, but to each his own. This project was created by Clair Sun sijings@andrew.cmu.edu. Her project description is here: http://cmuems.com/2018/60212f/airsun/11/17/airsun-book/

You might also be interested in a "speech assignment" I gave to my students in Spring 2018, in which they were asked to "Create a (whimsical/provocative/sublime/playful) interactive game, character, chatbot or other system that uses speech input and/or speech output. Graphics are optional." The project description is here: http://cmuems.com/2018/60212s/deliverables/05-due-2-23/ One of the sample projects I gave them used RiTa for interactive rhyming against speech-to-text. You can view some of the students' projects here: http://cmuems.com/2018/60212s/category/projects/05-speech/

dhowe commented 5 years ago

@cqx931 status?

cqx931 commented 5 years ago

Patrick Presto: ResumeBot and Poetry-in-Motion are already included in the current gallery. Two projects from Golan's class are added to the gallery.("The Hands of Gutenberg" and "Lyric Poems") http://rednoise.org/rita/gallery.php

dhowe commented 5 years ago

Please add: https://blog.homeforfiction.com/2019/02/17/anapest-generator-a-javascript-poem-maker/

kennyviperhk commented 5 years ago

added anapest-generator as a html, linkage most resources from his site

kennyviperhk commented 5 years ago

grabbed 90% but he used api.datamuse.com that has to relied on external site.

kennyviperhk commented 5 years ago

Recheck all gallery projects on the new website #561 2 project with issues:

Yes, delete.

Yes, keep.

dhowe commented 4 years ago

Add:

dhowe commented 4 years ago

Add: https://arnoldhoogerwerf.net/portfolio_page/teaching-module-generator/

kennyviperhk commented 4 years ago

updated with PR