Word Unscrambler
Will take scrambled letters of one word and return the letters rearranged into dictionary-recognizable words.
Enter in scrambled letters and hit the submit button.
Word Regexp Matcher
Will accept Perl regular expressions and return hits matched from a dictionary file.
Common Tokens (full Perl regexes are supported): \w: Letter
\d: Digit
.: Any character
?: Match zero or one
+: Match one or more
*: Match zero or more
[]: Character classes
Example:
'le\w\wer' returns 'letter', 'ledger', 'lender', etc.
Random Text Generator
Builds a Markov model based on the input text, and outputs pseudo-randomly generated text.
Note that this currently does not work; the server's Java configuration
won't allow a large enough heap for the application. Working on that.
Enter in some input text (max size 50,000 bytes), desired order, and desired
output length, and click Generate.
The order will effectively determine how "real" the text appears.
For instance, an order 6 or 7 model will produce almost all real words, depending on the input, whereas an order 3 or 4 model will produce "mashed together" words.
The input text determines how the order is built. Try giving it a news article, and the output will be in news format. Try it with the built-in poetry corpus I've assembled, and you will get a Markov chain poem.