sentences.text: Markovian Parallax Denigrate refers to a series of articles posted to Usenet on August 5, 1996.
sentences.text: Markovian
sentences.text: Parallax
sentences.text: Denigrate
sentences.text: refers
sentences.text: to
sentences.text: a
sentences.text: series
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: articles
sentences.text: posted
sentences.text: to
sentences.text: Usenet
sentences.text: on
sentences.text: August
sentences.text: 5
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: 1996
sentences.text: .
sentences.text: Most of them consist of what appear to be random words, sometimes numbering in the thousands in a single posting.
sentences.text: Most
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: them
sentences.text: consist
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: what
sentences.text: appear
sentences.text: to
sentences.text: be
sentences.text: random
sentences.text: words
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: sometimes
sentences.text: numbering
sentences.text: in
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: thousands
sentences.text: in
sentences.text: a
sentences.text: single
sentences.text: posting
sentences.text: .
sentences.text: The name is taken from the subject line of many of the articles.
sentences.text: The
sentences.text: name
sentences.text: is
sentences.text: taken
sentences.text: from
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: subject
sentences.text: line
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: many
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: articles
sentences.text: .
sentences.text: Judging by this subject line, it seems possible that the method used to generate the articles in some way employs Markov chains, a processing method used by some language parsing and generation techniques in the natural language processing field of artificial intelligence.
sentences.text: Judging
sentences.text: by
sentences.text: this
sentences.text: subject
sentences.text: line
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: it
sentences.text: seems
sentences.text: possible
sentences.text: that
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: method
sentences.text: used
sentences.text: to
sentences.text: generate
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: articles
sentences.text: in
sentences.text: some
sentences.text: way
sentences.text: employs
sentences.text: Markov
sentences.text: chains
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: a
sentences.text: processing
sentences.text: method
sentences.text: used
sentences.text: by
sentences.text: some
sentences.text: language
sentences.text: parsing
sentences.text: and
sentences.text: generation
sentences.text: techniques
sentences.text: in
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: natural
sentences.text: language
sentences.text: processing
sentences.text: field
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: artificial
sentences.text: intelligence
sentences.text: .
sentences.text: Despite the random appearance of the words in the message, there are many theories that propose meanings for the messages:
sentences.text: Despite
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: random
sentences.text: appearance
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: words
sentences.text: in
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: message
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: there
sentences.text: are
sentences.text: many
sentences.text: theories
sentences.text: that
sentences.text: propose
sentences.text: meanings
sentences.text: for
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: messages
sentences.text: :
sentences.text: A sample of one of the messages is below:
sentences.text: A
sentences.text: sample
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: one
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: messages
sentences.text: is
sentences.text: below
sentences.text: :
sentences.text: One of the names listed in the From: line of the messages is " Susan Lindauer ", the same name as a woman who was arrested on charges of espionage on March 11, 2004.
sentences.text: One
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: names
sentences.text: listed
sentences.text: in
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: From
sentences.text: :
sentences.text: line
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: messages
sentences.text: is
sentences.text: "
sentences.text: Susan
sentences.text: Lindauer
sentences.text: "
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: same
sentences.text: name
sentences.text: as
sentences.text: a
sentences.text: woman
sentences.text: who
sentences.text: was
sentences.text: arrested
sentences.text: on
sentences.text: charges
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: espionage
sentences.text: on
sentences.text: March
sentences.text: 11
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: 2004
sentences.text: .
sentences.text: To some theorists [who?
sentences.text: To
sentences.text: some
sentences.text: theorists
sentences.text: [
sentences.text: who
sentences.text: ?
sentences.text: ], this lends credence to the idea that the messages were a form of encoded information.
sentences.text: ]
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: this
sentences.text: lends
sentences.text: credence
sentences.text: to
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: idea
sentences.text: that
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: messages
sentences.text: were
sentences.text: a
sentences.text: form
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: encoded
sentences.text: information
sentences.text: .
sentences.text: Beyond the name connection, there has been no compelling information introduced to suggest that these messages had any sort of meaning.
sentences.text: Beyond
sentences.text: the
sentences.text: name
sentences.text: connection
sentences.text: ,
sentences.text: there
sentences.text: has
sentences.text: been
sentences.text: no
sentences.text: compelling
sentences.text: information
sentences.text: introduced
sentences.text: to
sentences.text: suggest
sentences.text: that
sentences.text: these
sentences.text: messages
sentences.text: had
sentences.text: any
sentences.text: sort
sentences.text: of
sentences.text: meaning
sentences.text: .
text: Markovian Parallax Denigrate refers to a series of articles posted to Usenet on August 5, 1996. Most of them consist of what appear to be random words, sometimes numbering in the thousands in a single posting. The name is taken from the subject line of many of the articles. Judging by this subject line, it seems possible that the method used to generate the articles in some way employs Markov chains, a processing method used by some language parsing and generation techniques in the natural language processing field of artificial intelligence. Despite the random appearance of the words in the message, there are many theories that propose meanings for the messages: A sample of one of the messages is below: One of the names listed in the From: line of the messages is " Susan Lindauer ", the same name as a woman who was arrested on charges of espionage on March 11, 2004. To some theorists [who? ], this lends credence to the idea that the messages were a form of encoded information. Beyond the name connection, there has been no compelling information introduced to suggest that these messages had any sort of meaning.