AI Poetry Generator

Team Members: Guide

Nishant Sharma (4NI19CS076) B R Vatsala
Harsh Babal (4NI19CS048) Assistant Professor
Amandeep Singh (4NI19CS017) Department of CSE
Sanjay S (4NI18CS075)
Existing System
The major problems with the older poetry generator were:
 Less data to work on
 Grammatically incorrect
 Generating specific type of poem
 No poetic features
Proposed System
 We propose a better and advanced poetry generator, which will be
build on the much larger dataset with correct grammar and better
vocabulary than the existing one.
 We will also be generating different types of poems i.e. Our model
can generate sonnet , ode, ballade etc . This model will help the new
poets to learn the concept of poem writing and it can present
different ideas to the user .
Scope Of The Project
With this project we aim to solve the problems with existing poetry
generator and provide:
 Correct grammar: It will obey linguistic conventions prescribed by a
given grammar and lexicon.
 Meaningfulness: our model will convey a conceptual message,
which is meaningful under some interpretation.
 Poeticness: The model will have poetic features just like the actual
poems.
Hardware and Software
Requirements
Hardware:
 A dual core CPU @ 2.7GHz or above
 Fast internet connection
 4GB RAM or above
 GPU: Nvidia 1050ti or above
Software:
 Compatible version of Windows OS
 System with python installed(Jupyter Notebook)
 Proper Anaconda environment
Conclusion
 The smart contract of our Project , “AI Poetry Generator” , is under
process.
 Thus we can say that our model will generates poetry which
atleast once in a while produces poetry which is more
meaningful than random collection of words. Also it can be
seen that the implementation of the Semantic Similarity
Algorithm certainly produces more meaningful poems.
 References
[1] WordNet : Princeton University Congnitive Science Laboratory,
www.wordnet.princeton.edu

[2] Python : Python Programming Language, www.python.org

[3] Pickle : Pickle Module, docs.python.org/lib/module-pickle.html

[4] Wu-Palmer Similarity, nltk.org/doc/api/nltk.wordnet.similarity-

module.html

[5] NLTK, nltk.org