Exploring language spatially
Use a spatial dimension to explore and manipulate language. By pulling text around on a map, you can play with different features in a playful and meaningful way.
When iterating on text, I want to spatially map and manipulate features like sentiment and text length, so I can experiment and refine ideas more freely.
- Exploring Latent Spaces: By adjusting feature values, generative models can create new text, providing a playful yet meaningful way to manipulate and understand ideas.
- Using Line Length and Direction: Playing with the length and direction of lines can control the newly generated text. For instance, choosing the 'concrete' tool and using a long line will result in a straightforward output. In contrast, a short line may simply clarify some terms or leave out some details.
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