landonhere @landonhere

I’m trying to program a Markov chain in Swift. This is what the model training code looks like. In spite of me not being particularly good with Swift, it seems to hold up in testing, putting the right values in the chainDict and chainValues arrays.

func trainModel(input: [[String]]) {
    var previousWord: String? = nil
    for sample in input {
        for word in sample {
            if JRContains(list: chainDict, query: "\(word)") { // If the word is already in the chain's data...
                if previousWord != nil { // If there is a word to chain this word to...
                    chainValues[chainDict.firstIndex(of: previousWord!)!].append("\(word)") // Chain previous word to new word
                }
            } else { // Otherwise...
                chainDict.append("\(word)") // Add word to dictionary
                chainValues.append([]) // and add a new chain pool
                if previousWord != nil { // If there is a word to chain this word to...
                    chainValues[chainDict.firstIndex(of: previousWord!)!].append("\(word)") // Chain previous word to new word
                }
            }
            previousWord = "\(word)"
        }
        previousWord = nil
    }
}
Feb 28, 2024, 9:33 PM
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