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<p>bug!</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&quot;A linguistic computing project&quot; <br /> <br /> i started with a little thought experiment: how would two different translations by 2 different authors of a foreign text look under an algorithm. one algorithm would be diff.<br /> <br /> Then, because copyright issues prevent this from happening (short of me scanning in 2 translations, doing OCR, (oh, and that means obtaining decent OCR which is also copyrighted........)<br /> <br /> <br /> SO....... since that is not a reality. Here is a reality that tests the same hypothesis. My hyphothesis in some other words would be: how would 2 different documents that humans made decisions upon look under an algorithm. one algorithm would be diff.<br /> <br /> <br /> Thus, with my realistic hypothesis in place, i present to you the challenge:<br /> <br /> <br /> It is this diff algorithim on this wikipedia that i will initially use after this experiment. the experiment will involve you, the test subject to apply by hand an algorithm to 319 lines of text from a software project&#039;s changelog. The algorithm is as follows: categorize each line of text into 2 categories these two being changes to the core (specifically networking, configuration files and specifically NOT gui) and gui (specifically commandline interface, graphical interface). Now, until I do the test my . it is a changelog from a software project</div>

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