Changed the method by which a song was being compared to the libraries. Now builds the entire song tree as opposed to the chunk method that was being used previously. Added a new way to circumvent over/underflow. Now doing probability calculations with everything in log10 which should prevent over/underflow for all but the largest of songs, in which case, the chunk analysis method could be re-employed. Converts back from log after all calculations are done, so that a divide or multiply by 0 or infinity during all calculations should now be extremely unlikely. Tracked down several bugs that were being elusive. Corrected some total counters that were not quite incrementing correctly after the change to bigrams, and consequently were throwing off percents. Renamed Project (it's now using bigrams). Should be ready for use with large sized libraries and should be modular enough to easily create these for new composers. So all that should remain is more and thorough test runs to get a hit/miss percent and gauge overall accuracy of the system. Set up a directory to hold results in a (relatively) orderly fashion, and did some preliminary runs with Library One (Bach and Chopin) (though it could likely use more songs). Need to determine how many songs should be in a library and how many to test to get statistically sound results.