by Norbert Wiener
““On the other hand, it has been shown that one can get a remarkable semblance of a language like English by taking a sequence of words, or pairs of words, or triads of words, according to the statistical frequency with which they occur in the language. The gibberish which one thus obtains has a remarkably persuasive similarity to good English.”
“On the other hand, it has been shown that one can get a remarkable semblance of a language like English by taking a sequence of words, or pairs of words, or triads of words, according to the statistical frequency with which they occur in the language. The gibberish which one thus obtains has a remarkably persuasive similarity to good English.”
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