Samyro
An automatic poetry organizer built on TensorFlow’s RNNs.
Samyro learns a text style from examples, saving checkpoints, and generating new text segments from those samples. Derived from example code built for PrettyTensor.
“Samyro” was the first pseudonym of Samuel (Samy) Rosenstock, better known by his later pseudonym Tristan Tzara. (tzara was already taken on pypi.)
Contributing
Unstable vx.x.x-dev branches are maintained for the next version to be released on master at github. Please submit pull requests to the new dev branches if possible, but pull requests against master will also be gladly integrated.
Feature request lists are currently in TODO.rst (part of this distribution) but may migrate to github issues if that makes it easier for others to contribute.
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