high performance content generator
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trophaeum
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But how much will a writer will be getting after doing this much???If he is getting double the rate from he usally earn from manually writing...then its of use..else no use for this buddy..
this is for COMPLETELY AUTOMATED content generation, not for doing it by hand
Markov chained content has no grammatical error but read terrible. Anyone can tell it is machine generated garbage.
The best way to generate content is to dissect each sentence, manually craft synonym and phrases for each part of the sentence, and then use these as the seed to generate hundred of variations. The content generated this way is readable and understandable at least.
Now if you can automate the generation of phrase synonym, put some intelligence on dissect the the sentence, that would be a terrific achievement.
The best way to generate content is to dissect each sentence, manually craft synonym and phrases for each part of the sentence, and then use these as the seed to generate hundred of variations. The content generated this way is readable and understandable at least.
Now if you can automate the generation of phrase synonym, put some intelligence on dissect the the sentence, that would be a terrific achievement.
trophaeum
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actually i produce quite readable markov content, all depends how you set it up
cooooookies
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I wrote my own generator, yes, high performing, formatting output properly and seeming for SE well. And in java. Takes keyphrase-specific content and markovs then.
If anybody wants to pay me a "lots of $$$", let me know
.Or write it yourself - quite easy to do it.
And a PS:
Have a look on the worddict database... they provide apis for several languages and it works really well. You can cloak your content for bots showing them the rewritten (synonimzed with worddict or markov) content and show original content to human visitors.
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