diff --git a/poster/data-workers-patterns.py b/poster/data-workers-patterns.py deleted file mode 100644 index be4274d..0000000 --- a/poster/data-workers-patterns.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,72 +0,0 @@ -import random -import functions - -# Data Workers -# http://www.algolit.net/index.php/Data_Workers - -# human learning machine learning human -# humans learning machines learning humans - -subjects = ['humans', 'machines'] -actions = ['learning'] -relations = ['from', 'with'] - -complexifiers = ['what could', 'when did', 'where should', 'why do'] # reffering to context - -# humans learning () -# learning machines -# machines learning -# learning humans - -# --- - -# humans learning from humans -# humans learning from machines -# machines learning from machines -# machines learning from humans - -# humans learning with humans -# humans learning with machines -# machines learning with machines -# machines learning with humans - -# --- - -# What could -# humans learn from humans -# humans learn from machines -# machines learn from machines -# machines learn from humans ? - -# When did -# humans learn from humans -# humans learn from machines -# machines learn from machines -# machines learn from humans ? - -# Where should -# humans learn from humans -# humans learn from machines -# machines learn from machines -# machines learn from humans ? - -# Why do -# humans learn from humans -# humans learn from machines -# machines learn from machines -# machines learn from humans ? - -# --- - -# What -# could -# humans learn from humans -# humans learn with machines -# machines learn from machines -# machines learn with humans -# humans learn from machines -# machines learn with machines -# machines learn from humans -# humans learn with humans -# ? ? ? - diff --git a/poster/data-workers-poster.svg b/poster/data-workers-poster.svg deleted file mode 100644 index 7538045..0000000 --- a/poster/data-workers-poster.svg +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1136 +0,0 @@ - - - - diff --git a/poster/data-workers-posters.py b/poster/data-workers-posters.py deleted file mode 100644 index 1af3db6..0000000 --- a/poster/data-workers-posters.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,273 +0,0 @@ -import random -import functions - -# Data Workers -# http://www.algolit.net/index.php/Data_Workers - -# --- -# My summary of the exhibition: -# -# exhibition, audio tour, introductions to machine learning processes -# machine learning, learning with machines, learning about machines, machines learning about others -# a learning situation (teaching/introducing others) after learning situations (studying/understanding together) -# --- -# Learning, understanding, co-operating, collaborating, reading ... -# ... with, through, via ... -# ... algorithms, models, stories. -# --- - - -subjects = ['humans', 'machines', 'machine learning scripts', 'languages', 'writers', 'readers', 'learners', 'collaborators'] -actions = ['learn', 'read', 'write'] -conditionals = ['while', 'if', 'or', 'as'] -relations = ['as', 'with', 'in'] -timing = [''] - -# --- -# "can we challenge this classification somehow? for example by looking at the ambiguous elements: predicters can be writers too" -# --- -# Complexifiers as words that complexify objects/subjects. -# Adding a dimension. -# Suggesting a relation to another object/subject. -# Maybe the one object is not so different to the other? -# --- -complexifiers = ['computers', 'readers', 'writers', 'processors', 'learners', 'readers', 'writers', 'programmers'] - -# --- -# Calculated randomness as the current selector algorithm ... -# --- -def get_random_from_list(list): - list_length = len(list) - random_num = random.randint(0, list_length) - 1 # Because len() always starts at 1 - random_item = list[random_num] - return random_item -# --- -# Another algologic is possible ... -# --- - -def draft1(): - for i, subject in enumerate(subjects): - if i + 1 < len(subjects): - print('---------') - print(conditionals[i % len(conditionals)], - subject, - '({})'.format(complexifiers[i % len(complexifiers)]), - actions[i % len(actions)], - '...') - print('---------') - -# draft1() - -# --------- -# while humans (computers) learn ... -# --------- -# if machines (readers) read ... -# --------- -# or machine learning scripts (writers) write ... -# --------- -# as languages (processors) learn ... -# --------- -# while writers (learners) read ... -# --------- -# if readers (readers) write ... -# --------- -# or learners (writers) learn ... -# --------- - - -def draft2(): - for subject in subjects: - print( - get_random_from_list(conditionals), - subject, - '({})'.format(get_random_from_list(complexifiers)), - get_random_from_list(actions), - get_random_from_list(subjects), - '...' - ) - -draft2() - -# if humans (writers) write machine learning scripts -# as machines (writers) write machines -# as machine learning scripts (writers) read readers -# or languages (readers) read machine learning scripts -# if writers (programmers) write humans -# or readers (computers) write machines -# if learners (readers) write learners -# as collaborators (writers) write writers - -# --- -# Selection of words from the Data Worker pads -# What words are used to describe the exhibition, the projects, the intentions, the story? -# --- -padadj = ['voice', 'model', 'human', 'visionary', 'algorithmic', 'programming', 'editing', 'assisting'] -padsubjects = ['voices', 'models', 'humans', 'visionaries', 'algorithmic writers', 'programmers', 'editors', 'authors', 'assistants'] -padverbs = ['understanding', 'extracting', 'using', 'manipulating', 'plotting', 'writing'] -specifics = ['with intent'] - -def draft3(): - for subject in padadj: - print(subject) - print(get_random_from_list(subjects)) - print('---') - -# draft3() - -# voice -# humans -# --- -# model -# collaborators -# --- -# human -# learners -# --- -# visionary -# machines -# --- -# algorithmic -# readers -# --- -# programming -# machine learning scripts -# --- -# editing -# collaborators -# --- -# assisting -# machine learning scripts -# --- - - -def draft4(): - for verb in padverbs: - print(verb) - print(get_random_from_list(subjects)) - print('(as {})'.format(get_random_from_list(padsubjects))) - print('---') - -# draft4() - -# understanding -# collaborators -# (as editors) -# --- -# extracting -# machine learning scripts -# (as models) -# --- -# using -# machines -# (as visionaries) -# --- -# manipulating -# collaborators -# (as voices) -# --- -# plotting -# machine learning scripts -# (as humans) -# --- -# writing -# machines -# (as models) - - - -# --- -# Using frames (sentences) to play with the subject words. -# Nice how the sentences are already dynamic in itself, -# it makes the game of exchanging words more interesting. -# -# But as a visual language it's perhaps a bit too much, -# too subtle for something like a poster. -# -# clarity <-------------------> interesting wordplays -# generated <-------------------> written -# -# --- - -# From: Course in General Linguistics - Ferdinand de Saussure -frame = 'First something called "grammar" was studied. This study, initiated by the Greeks and continued mainly by the French, was based on logic.' - -def draft5(): - for i in range(5): - frame = frame.replace('grammar', get_random_from_list(subjects)) - frame = frame.replace('Greeks', get_random_from_list(subjects)) - frame = frame.replace('French', get_random_from_list(subjects)) - print(frame) - print('---') - -# draft5() - -# First something called "languages" was studied. This study, initiated by the readers and continued mainly by the collaborators, was based on logic. -# --- -# First something called "writers" was studied. This study, initiated by the collaborators and continued mainly by the humans, was based on logic. -# --- -# First something called "machine learning scripts" was studied. This study, initiated by the collaborators and continued mainly by the humans, was based on logic. -# --- -# First something called "readers" was studied. This study, initiated by the machine learning scripts and continued mainly by the collaborators, was based on logic. -# --- -# First something called "collaborators" was studied. This study, initiated by the machine learning scripts and continued mainly by the learners, was based on logic. -# --- - -def draft2html(): - tmp = '' - for subject in subjects: - print( - get_random_from_list(conditionals), - subject, - '({})'.format(get_random_from_list(complexifiers)), - get_random_from_list(actions), - get_random_from_list(subjects), - '...' - ) - row = ''' -
- | Algolit | -- |
- oracles - writers - cleaners - informants - readers - learners - |
- - |
or | -humans(readers) | -write | -writers | -... | -
as | -machines(processors) | -read | -machine learning scripts | -... | -
as | -machine learning scripts(processors) | -write | -humans | -... | -
as | -languages(programmers) | -read | -readers | -... | -
or | -writers(programmers) | -read | -collaborators | -... | -
as | -readers(programmers) | -read | -machine learning scripts | -... | -
as | -learners(readers) | -write | -collaborators | -... | -
if | -collaborators(readers) | -write | -humans | -... | -
- | Algolit | -- |
- oracles - writers - cleaners - informants - readers - learners - |
- - |