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Fixed name of ORDER variable in README.md

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Tom Meagher
2013-08-09 11:13:21 -07:00
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@@ -35,10 +35,10 @@ The bot does not run on every invocation. It runs in a pseudorandom fashion. At
By default, the bot ignores any tweets with URLs in them because those might just be headlines for articles and not text you've written. By default, the bot ignores any tweets with URLs in them because those might just be headlines for articles and not text you've written.
``` ```
$markov_index = 2 ORDER = 2
``` ```
The Markov index is a measure of associativity in the generated Markov chains. According to @harrisj, and I'll take his word for it, 1 is generally more incoherent and 3 is more lucid. The ORDER variable represents the Markov index, which is a measure of associativity in the generated Markov chains. According to @harrisj, and I'll take his word for it, 1 is generally more incoherent and 3 is more lucid.
## Debugging ## Debugging
@@ -54,4 +54,4 @@ After that, commit the change and `git push heroku master`. Then run the command
## Credit ## Credit
As I said, this is based almost entirely on [@harrisj's](https://twitter.com/harrisj) [iron_ebooks](https://github.com/harrisj/iron_ebooks/). He created it in Ruby, and I wanted to port it to Python. All the credit goes to him. As I said, this is based almost entirely on [@harrisj's](https://twitter.com/harrisj) [iron_ebooks](https://github.com/harrisj/iron_ebooks/). He created it in Ruby, and I wanted to port it to Python. All the credit goes to him.
As a result, all of the blame for clunky implementation in Python fall on me. If you see ways to improve the code, please fork it and send a pull request, or file an issue for me and I'll address it. As a result, all of the blame for clunky implementation in Python fall on me. If you see ways to improve the code, please fork it and send a pull request, or file an issue for me and I'll address it.