Now in github you will find the data and states dirs as well.

It dramatically increases the size of the distro, but you're still less than a meg:

$ ls A* -l
-rw-rw-r-- 1 bob bob 938559 Jul  6 17:44 'Algorithm-Markov-Multiorder-
+Learner-master(1).zip'
-rw-rw-r-- 1 bob bob  28855 Jun 28 14:11  Algorithm-Markov-Multiorder-
+Learner-master.zip
$

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If you install it (make install) then it should be in a dir which is in your path. Then just call it analyse_text.pl

This, I did not realize...

$ pwd
/home/bob/Documents/meditations/Algorithm-Markov-Multiorder-Learner-ma
+ster/data
$  analyse_text.pl --input-corpus 2.short.shelley.txt --ngram-length 8
+ --output-state 2.short.state >8.txt
$

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and bingo:

$ cat 8.txt
{
  "counts" => {
    "air|we|breathe|They|have|acquired|new|and"                       
+  => 1,
    "already|marked|I|will|pioneer|a|new|way"                         
+  => 1,

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In reply to Re^11: n-dimensional statistical analysis of DNA sequences (or text, or ...) by Aldebaran
in thread n-dimensional statistical analysis of DNA sequences (or text, or ...) by bliako

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