flash@qmc-cs.UUCP (09/29/87)
As a toy demo, I'm trying to use Johan deKleer's Assumption Based Truth Maintenance System to scan Homer. I'd appreciate comments. I'd also appreciate it if somebody could email me a hundred or so lines, so I don't have to type in any more.
rbbb@acornrc.UUCP (10/02/87)
In article <297@sequent.cs.qmc.ac.uk>, flash@ee.qmc.ac.uk (Flash Sheridan) writes: > ... to scan Homer. > I'd also appreciate it if somebody could email me a hundred or so > lines, so I don't have to type in any more. [this doesn't really belong on this list, but this is a mighty stale pointer. I am hoping that this will jog the memory of someone else on the list with more recent information.] Sometime around about 1975 (in high school) I went to a seminar at the Nat. Junior Classical League convention where someone from Dartmouth talked about feeding the Aeneid to a computer program, doing the meter, counting "et"s, etc. I was under the impression that they had other classics on line or on tape. By the way, how should I type in ancient Greek on my U.S.A. keyboard? I can use ` and ' and ~ for accents, but what about the breath marks? David Chase, Olivetti Research Center