MMDS, chapter 3, section 3.2.4 Shingles Built from Words. Recall from section 3.2.4 that "for the problem of finding similar news articles, it was found that defining a shingle to be a stop word followed by the next two words, regardless of whether or not they were stop words, formed a useful set of shingles." Question: What are the first ten 3-words-shingles for the following sentence. Create shingles from words, use a stop word as a beginning of a shingle. Shingles can overlap with previous shingles. Sentence: We can regard movies as similar if they were rented or rated highly by many of the same customers