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An accidental haiku identifier utilizing the twitter api, the CMU Pronunciation dictionary, Hibernate ORM, and Spring Web MVC.
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Twaiku is a natural language processing web app that identifies accidental haikus from public tweets. It is able to reliablydetect if it is possible to make a 5/7/5 haiku from the text in a tweet by checking the syllable counts of the words fromthe most common pronunciations in theCMU pronunciation dictionary.Haikus are then saved in a database, tweeted by a bot, and can then be served to a web page.
Twaiku was made using Spring Web MVC, Hibernate ORM, Bootstrap, twitter4j/Twitter's free APIs, and a bit of elbow grease. Itwas initially built as the final project for aGrand Circus bootcamp byTristan Mortimer,Marcus Perez, andMatt Davis.