######Tomita Tsunejirō, the first in the history of judo to be awarded the rank of Shodan by the founder of judo, Kanō Jigorō

A char-rnn based neural network trained on 10,000 code based artworks created using Kano Make Art.

This code is written in Lua and requires Torch. If you're on Ubuntu, installing Torch in your home directory may look something like:

$ git clone https://github.com/torch/distro.git ~/torch --recursive
$ cd ~/torch; bash install-deps;
$ ./install.sh

See the Torch installation documentation for more details. After Torch is installed we need to get a few more packages using LuaRocks (which already came with the Torch install). In particular:

$ luarocks install nngraph 
$ luarocks install optim
$ luarocks install nn

If you'd like to train on an NVIDIA GPU using CUDA (this can be to about 15x faster), you'll of course need the GPU, and you will have to install the CUDA Toolkit. Then get the cutorch and cunn packages:

$ luarocks install cutorch
$ luarocks install cunn

If you'd like to use OpenCL GPU instead (e.g. ATI cards), you will instead need to install the cltorch and clnn packages, and then use the option -opencl 1 during training (cltorch issues):

$ luarocks install cltorch
$ luarocks install clnn

$ th sample.lua cv/tomita-deep.t7 -gpuid -1 -length 500 -temperature 1 -primetext "background" -seed 1000

Brains stored in ./cv/ three are included:

• tomita-1000.t7 - Trained on 1000 artworks
• tomita-fast.t7 - Trained on 10,000 artworks, outputs faster
• tomita-deep.t7 - Trained on 10,000 artworks but with deeper settings

gpuid. -gpuid -1 runs on CPU rather than GPU. The brains were trained on CPU so would need converting if you run them on GPU.

Temperature. How conservative the output is, 1 is normal. 2 upwards gets weird.

Can use both of these or just one to prime the NN

Priming. It's also possible to prime the model with some starting text using -primetext. This starts out the RNN with some hardcoded characters to warm it up with some context before it starts generating text. E.g. a fun primetext might be -primetext "the meaning of life is ".

Seed. Seed the random number generator

• ponderDeep - Just output whatever from tomita-deep
• ponderFast - Just output whatever from tomita-fast
• textGen - Tries to generate text commands
• textGen - Tries to generate color names