Suppose we have two tweets we want to mash up. One tweet says: "I don't like to worry about spiders" while the other says "Sometimes I worry that I am a ghost." We can mash the two tweets together by combining them from the word "worry." We take the words to the left of the word "worry" in the first tweet ("I don't like to") and the the words to the right of "worry" in the second tweet ("that I am a ghost") and combine them "I dont like to worry that I am a ghost". Tweet Mashup works by doing this in an efficient manner. In more detail:
It was programmed using the functional programming language F#. The tweet API functionality was from Tweetinvi and the web server capability from WebSharper. The code is open-source and available on GitHub.
Nolis, LLC is a consulting firm specializing in data science, machine learning, and AI. Jess Eddy is a user experience consultant and digital product designer.