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-machine-learning
-classifying
-
-LABELS: machine, man
-
-SUMMARY
-With technology growing at its current haste, we are wondering if it is possible for computers to create poetry as well as a person, 
-and further.. if it is possible for a machine to tell the difference between poetry written by a human author and poetry generated by a 
-computer?  We are interested in creating a program that categorizes a corpus of poems based on whether it is  composed by a person or by 
-a computer. The program will not be concerned by the semantic content of the poem, but will instead focus on the poetic form such at it 
-is i.e. patterns, repetitions of words or other physical aspects that might reveal the origin of the poem. The text corpus will consist 
-of 50-100 different poems. The poems written by human authors will primarily consist of poetry from the 19th century, while the 
-computer-generated poems will be contemporary as digital poetry often is a result of our current time. We are interested in including 
-poetry by Poesimaskinen and Individ I fællesskab, two different projects that both create some type of autogenerated poetry.
-It could also be interesting to run the program through texts that have been written by people, but are based on algorithms or certain 
-patterns that might confuse the program in order to analyze if it is possible for man to fake the work of a computer, as it is for 
-computers to fake the work of man. 
+WHATEVER