A tool for extracting chapters from Gutenberg Project Italian raw text e-books. RegEx are used to match chapter headings and extract the text between them.
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A tool for extracting chapters from Gutenberg Project Italian raw text e-books. RegEx are used to match chapter headings and extract the text between them.
This repository contains the source code for The Postmodern Generator, a tool designed to generate text that mimics the style of academic postmodern criticism. It offers customizable and extensible text generation features without relying on large language models.
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Pipeline multiagente local para análisis y evaluación editorial de manuscritos con LLMs. Corre 100% en local con LM Studio — el manuscrito nunca sale de tu máquina.
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Comparing chapter-level and sentence-level sentiment analysis
Local RAG system for analyzing James Joyce's Finnegans Wake (Chapter I.8)
Trope Miner — a local, privacy-first pipeline that mines narrative tropes from fiction using embeddings + LLMs, with review UI, span verification, semantic seeding, and calibration.
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