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lspci | grep -i nvidia |
If you have CUDA capable GPU you should see something like,
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GK107M [GeForce GT 730M]
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uname -m && cat /etc/*release |
Supported distributions can be found here.
One of the brilliant ideas that Kurt Vonnegut came up with was that one can track the plot of a literary work using graphical methods. He did that intuitively. Today’s question is “Can we track the plot changes in a text using computational or algorithmic methods?”
The basic idea is to split a text into fundamental units (whether this is a sentence, or a paragraph depends on the document) and then convert each unit into a hash table where the keys are stemmed words within the unit, and the values are the number of times these (stemmed) words appear in each unit.
My hypothesis is (and I will test that in this experiment below) that the amount of overlap (the number of common words) between two consecutive units tells us how the plot is advancing.
I will take the fundamental unit as a sentence below.