Poem300: AI Poetry Writing Platform 162

AI Poetry "Poem 300", an AI online poetry writing platform, guides you step by step in building an artificial intelligence poetry-writing platform that supports AI poetry composition, acrostic poem generation, AI lyric writing, and automatic couplet creation! The foundation of AI Poetry "Poem 300" is Dahuakuai's AI engine. This technology enables machines to write Tang and Song style poems just like humans, automatically rhyme according to tonal patterns, and even produce modern poetry.

The AI Poetry "Poem 300" model uses Su Jianlin's bert4keras seq2seq and is trained with the RoBerta_wwm_ext pre-trained model. By setting up the corresponding input and output for the classical poetry dataset, the model can be trained.

Although the AI Poetry "Poem 300" model has basically learned the tonal and rhyming rules of classical Chinese poetry, and most of the generated poems can conform to the metrical patterns, it cannot guarantee that all generated poems meet these rules. Therefore, it is necessary to introduce reward and penalty incentives during BeamSearch.

AI Poetry "Poem 300" Features:

• Dataset preprocessing

• Poetry-writing model construction

• BeamSearch reward and penalty mechanism

• Flask backend deployment

• Vue frontend development

• High-concurrency architecture optimization

• Sensitive word filtering

AI Poetry "Poem 300" Advantages:

First, it is fast. One Dahuakuai AI engine can compose a poem within seconds, greatly improving writing efficiency.

Second, it is highly accurate. The poems generated by AI Poetry "Poem 300" are based on extensive data and model training, making the machine more accurate in language structure and norms.

Third, it has strong innovation capability. In addition to traditional Tang and Song style poems, AI Poetry "Poem 300" can also produce modern poetry, presenting a more vivid literary landscape.

Although the emergence of AI Poetry "Poem 300" allows humans to proudly experience technological progress and breakthroughs, there is still a gap between machine and human writing—it cannot fully replace human creativity and emotional expression.