This REST API provides programmatic access to all research aspects of this OCHRE site, subject to the same authentication and permissions checks that govern the web interface.
GET /api/researchproject/10/
HTTP 200 OK
	  Allow: GET, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS
	  Content-Type: application/json
	  Vary: Accept
	  
	{
    "title": "Non-parametric modeling of poetic grammar: regularity and innovation in Chaucer",
    "abstract": "Poetry is defined by structure, and structure is represented in grammar.  But in the purely descriptive view, a grammar is essentially the reification of a particular analytic process: while interesting and useful in many scenarios, it has limited ability to directly add insight.  We are considering the use of \"Adaptor Grammars\", a non-parametric extension of context-free grammars, to minimally specify the structure that (basically) all readers agree on, and allow the machine learning process to choose additional structure based on its information-theoretic objectives.  If and how this structure aligns with human intuitions (about e.g. rhyme, scansion) is the underlying question.",
    "content": "Poetry is defined by structure, and structure is represented in grammar.  But in the purely descriptive view, a grammar is essentially the reification of a particular analytic process: while interesting and useful in many scenarios, it has limited ability to directly add insight.  We are considering the use of \"Adaptor Grammars\", a non-parametric extension of context-free grammars, to minimally specify the structure that (basically) all readers agree on, and allow the machine learning process to choose additional structure based on its information-theoretic objectives.  If and how this structure aligns with human intuitions (about e.g. rhyme, scansion) is the underlying question.",
    "thumbnail": null,
    "researchers": [
        "https://cdh.jhu.edu/api/user/2/"
    ],
    "name": "poetics",
    "url": "https://cdh.jhu.edu/api/researchproject/10/",
    "creator_url": "https://cdh.jhu.edu/api/user/2/",
    "permissions_url": "/api/researchproject/permissions/10/",
    "id": 10
}