That's not ideal and probably picking up some of the original training set from GPT-2 (this model is bolted on top of it)! How about DUOLINGOLOGY instead https://bit.ly/3fPGP8q
I'm using a blacklist to reject "real" words but it's surprisingly hard to build for rare words. I'm up to ~600K items after parsing Wikipedia tokens and it still doesn't capture everything.
airpods
air·pods
a large pair of wings and wings of a bird or other flying
animal, typically used as a guide for a figure skater and
paraglider
"a pair of airpods"
This project is one huge yak shave starting from that idea! I was trying to pick a company name in the AI space and thought it would be appropriate if it was generated by ML. I tried a few datasets for training, and using the Oxford English Dictionary led me here
For slang, I'm training another modelusing urban dictionary as the datasource. I hope to release it someday but there is a lot of work to be done to clean the data. The articles are huge, user-generated and full of racism.
noun [usually as modifier]
deflategate
de·flate·gate
a situation in which one side is unable to extricate itself from a dangerous dilemma, especially one involving civil disobedience or military attack
"a nuclear deflategate could doom the North Korea situation"
a word that does not exist; it was invented, defined and used by a machine learning algorithm.
This word was used for the Patriots scandal a few years ago.
I wish there were one for 70s/80s album art, but last time I looked at these projects they are still out of reach for hobbyists. I could stare at those all day.
Wow, even with definitions! That looks like a better version of a game I made years ago where you have to pick out the real word from four options. The three "non-words" are generated by Markov chains:
This game is great; I've been trying to think through ways of using these NLP models in a competitive game but the mechanics aren't obvious. It would be awesome to do something like an AI rap battle
(in Hinduism) a state of complete consciousness and mind
"she had reached a mystical state of palumpolism"
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shakura
a traditional Western-style ceremony performed by traditional Japanese people in which offerings, including candles, were offered to the dead before burial
"the shakuras return next year"
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empaired
em·paired
(of a person) having; displaying irrationally
"he seemed to live vicariously through his empaired friends"
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mousselike
mous·se·like
manifesting as lovable or strange, especially for unpleasant or stupid reasons
Yup, press the "Generate your own button" on the site. If you want to go the other direction (definition to made-up word) you can hit up my twitter bot @robo_define: https://twitter.com/robo_define
Yes, I am here to launch my new cure-all "metasodium" its like sodium, but meta.
metasodium
meta·sodium
any of a group of silica compounds thought to act by the interaction of sodium with sodium, the latter of which has many physiological roles and is essential in the modulation of many physiological processes
"a polymeric metasodium oxide from which such compounds in the cell cycle are derived"
neuterization
neu·ter·i·za·tion
the denial of a person's sexual identity and gender
identity to someone else
"she had undergone neuterization of her facial hair"
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[ 5.6 ms ] story [ 221 ms ] threadSince the model lacks world knowledge for new words, sometimes it also ascribes words to a specific cultural origin / group that is completely wrong.
https://imgur.com/a/rv0wHN1
I'm using a blacklist to reject "real" words but it's surprisingly hard to build for rare words. I'm up to ~600K items after parsing Wikipedia tokens and it still doesn't capture everything.
In any case, it's all pretty impressive! Defintely something one can use for creative writing or fantasy world building.
gigafactory
nonplayable
waterboy
pepperjack
unreimbursed
interop
nonalloyed
backdoored
It's like automated Sniglets
https://www.google.com/search?q=sniglets
The one I remember most is cheetle, the orange powder left on your fingers after eating Cheetos
My first result was "upboard" which describes all the wood on a sailboat that is above the water.
This word was used for the Patriots scandal a few years ago.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deflategate
I wish there were one for 70s/80s album art, but last time I looked at these projects they are still out of reach for hobbyists. I could stare at those all day.
http://burgundy.io/
re·len·der
a unit of weight that is equal to the weight of a pound of food
https://www.michaelfogleman.com/wug/
(in Hinduism) a state of complete consciousness and mind
"she had reached a mystical state of palumpolism"
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shakura
a traditional Western-style ceremony performed by traditional Japanese people in which offerings, including candles, were offered to the dead before burial
"the shakuras return next year"
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empaired em·paired
(of a person) having; displaying irrationally
"he seemed to live vicariously through his empaired friends"
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mousselike mous·se·like
manifesting as lovable or strange, especially for unpleasant or stupid reasons
"a mousselike ghost"
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poone
the nearest possible neighbor
"we must not be dupes, fellow poone"
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delack
the sound of a fish drowning in water
"cures of delack and mauling"
Palumpolum is a locale in Final Fantasy XIII, itself named after the characters Palum and Porom from Final Fantasy IV.
Shakuras is a locale in StarCraft, the planet to which the Protoss Dark Templar retreated after their schism with the Khalai of Aiur.
flir·tion
a stroke of incised or oval lettering on a shield or medal belonging to a householder
"a flirtion shield in the back"
metasodium meta·sodium any of a group of silica compounds thought to act by the interaction of sodium with sodium, the latter of which has many physiological roles and is essential in the modulation of many physiological processes "a polymeric metasodium oxide from which such compounds in the cell cycle are derived"
(https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/microtissue/eyJ3IjogI...)
I didn't see any note saying "this word probably exists".
Granted, I don't know if it's technically a dictionary word, but I've definitely seen it in technical contexts.
https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/refactoring/eyJ3IjogI...
> accommodability
> ac·com·mod·abil·ity
> The quality of being likely to be useful, effective, or useful
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