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      <title>Markov-chaining my PhD thesis II</title>
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      <description>This is science, I promise.  tl;dr A Markov chain perfectly summarises my entire PhD thesis:
 In general, litter chemical composition and decomposition.
  {markovifyR} I posted a while back about using a Markov chain to generate sentences using my PhD thesis as input. I also posted about the {markovifyR} package for generating lyrics by The Mountain Goats.
This is a quick update to that original post, but this time I’m using {markovifyR}.</description>
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      <title>Generating the Mountain Goats lyrics</title>
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      <description>John Darnielle with the green-scaled slipcase for In League with Dragons (Merge Records, via Giphy)  The Mountain Goats released In League with Dragons today, their seventeenth studio album.
John Darnielle has written a lot of words across the Mountain Goat’s back catalogue. His lyrics are poetic and descriptive, covering fictional and autobiographical themes that include substance abuse, professional wrestling and cadaver-sniffing dogs.
Can we generate new Mountain Goats lyrics given this rich text data set?</description>
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