Source code here:

https://github.com/Cara-Cai/A2Z

Link here: https://cara-cai.github.io/A2Z/Data and API/

Rita.js is so fun!!! I am impressed by the Rita.js tutorial on the coding train and would like to try it in Javascript. Tokenized!

Rilexicon is so interesting that I want to try it on but it seems there’s no RiLexicon in the reference page. And I see this on StackOverflow: using these functions instead.

click to randomize a word with the same part of the speech - thanks to GPT

Added some CSS

Instead of using RiTa.randomWord, using datamuse API to get the replacing word.

Ethical Questions:

I can’t find the answers to the first two questions on the API site so I asked GPT…

• What is the origin of the data?
  • WordNet: A large lexical database of English, used for semantic relations like synonyms, antonyms, and hyponyms.
  • Google Books Ngrams: A dataset from Google Books that informs corpus-based data such as word usage frequencies and context relationships.
  • CMU Pronouncing Dictionary: A source of phonetic transcriptions used for the "sounds-like" and phonetic constraints.
  • OneLook dictionaries: A collection of online dictionaries, including WordNet and Wiktionary, used for "means-like" constraints (reverse dictionary feature).
  • Word2Vec: A machine learning model that helps Datamuse find word relationships by analyzing large text corpora.