mc.py 
String generator based on Markov process
Installation
pip3 install mc.py --upgrade
Simple example
import mc
generator = mc.StringGenerator(
samples=["hello world", "world of cuties"]
)
result = generator.generate_phrase()
print(result)
# e.g. >>> "hello world of cuties"
More examples can be found here
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