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Making picture books in C-LARA (part 4)
I addressed the issues described in the previous post and have just put up a revised version of Secret Agent Samantha. It’s much better than the first take, though there’s still considerable room left for improvement. Images I cloned the project, deleted the images in the new version, and regenerated both the style image and Continue reading
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Making picture books in C-LARA (part 3)
I made another educational C-LARA picture book this morning. People complained about how tasteless the supermodel story was, so I went for a toned-down version called “Secret Agent Samantha Loves Set Expressions”. The result, which you can see here, is basically a failure; we ran into problems with both the images and the multi-words. However, Continue reading
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Supermodel Lisa Loves Phrasal Verbs
We’ve made substantial progress on both multi-word expressions and picture books, and I just created an initial C-LARA text which combines both functionalities. All I did in Advanced C-LARA was the following: You can see the full document here. This still rather shaky (as I said, “Lisa” is the first such document that I’ve produced), Continue reading
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Weekly summary, May 16-22 2024
At the last Zoom call, we talked about possible publications. Based on that, and further developments during the week, I’d like to suggest concentrating on the four topics below. They are all things I think we could get done reasonably quickly, and which have a good chance of producing interesting results. Multi-Word Expressions This is Continue reading
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Weekly summary, Oct 4-11 2023
I thought it might be useful to post a summary every Wednesday of what’s been going on during the preceding week, so that people can take a look at it before the Thursday Zoom call. Here’s a first try. Feedback on how to adjust the format will be appreciated! Melbourne student projects Three of the Continue reading
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