public void Chain_WithRestrictiveMaximumOrder_DoesntAlwaysQuoteCorpus()
{
var chainWithBackoff = new MarkovChainWithBackoff <char>(5, 2);
chainWithBackoff.Add("fool");
var deterministicRand = new Random(0);
var resultWithBackoff = string.Join("", chainWithBackoff.Chain(deterministicRand));
Assert.Equal("fol", resultWithBackoff);
}
static string GenerateQuoteWithBackoff()
{
Random rand = new Random();
// Order 3 is the highest order that actually makes a meaningful difference.
// Targeting 2 next states seems like it hits a balance of high and low orders.
MarkovChainWithBackoff <string> chain = GetChainWithBackoff(3, 2);
IEnumerable <string> result = chain.Chain(rand);
string generatedQuote = string.Join(" ", result);
return(TruncateQuote(generatedQuote));
}