ungai

Published ungai to github.
Now you can install it on your machine with the command below, provided that you have cargo installed on your system

cargo install ungai

Next Step

Now I need to work on the cli and add a way for users to generate names with a pre-trained model and also be able to provide their own dataset.

A lot of things happened during this iteration. Some of them are -

• Some performance improvements
• Implemented 2nd Order Markov Chain (so that the generator doesn’t output nonsense)
• Implemented smoothing in the 2nd Order Markov Chain (so that the generator can generate combinations which it hasn’t seen in the training dataset)

Now I am working to publish this as a cli tool and also implementing 3rd Order Markov Chain.

(In the following video, you can see it has repeated some names, I am working to fix that.)

Made a working Markov Chain that can generate simple(actually weird names) on a given set of names.
This was just basic implementation of Markov Chain, right now it can’t generate convincing or realistic names.
(I have two same videos, one was too short and I don’t know how to remove that so added one more.)