Tag: Pattern Matching
One of the things I like about Elixir is its support for patterns at the core language level, not through library functions as in most other languages. This contributes to writing cleaner code, in my opinion. Another environment that I am familiar with, namely Mathematica, boasts of (arguably) the most powerful symbolic programming language called […]
In the previous article, I explored the Deep Categorization capabilities of MeaningCloud. We saw how a powerful rule-based pattern matching language allowed us to map fragments of unstructured text to custom categories. In today’s post, I want to go through spaCy’s pattern matching capabilities. The version I am using is 2.0.13. Some newer features are available […]
In the previous two posts on this topic, I explained some of the basic pattern matching facilities of Optima library. There are many more advanced features in the library and I will try to discuss them in future posts. In today’s post, I will outline a straightforward application of the library for processing scores in Opusmodus. In […]
In the previous two posts, we looked at external tools and libraries that can be used along with Opusmodus for algorithmic composition. In this post, I want to introduce another interesting Lisp library called Optima. Optima is a powerful library for pattern matching. Often, when we talk of pattern matching, the topic revolves around regular expressions. […]
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