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Try http://www.netspeak.org/?locale=en http://www.netspeak.org/?locale=en it seems to do some of the things you asked. It is implemented on top of n-gram corpo

• twa927 10y ago
  It looks helpful, but I would like to paste a whole document and be told which fragments look suspicious because of low popularity. The site requires putting wildcards and completes only a single n-gram.
  • rtrsqrrl 10y ago
    I did not get that from your question. This takes parts of a sentence (i think at most 5-grams) and a few operators e.g.: If you ask for similar words to 'much' in a fragment. 'and knows ... #much ...' => and knows a lot, 3.500, 65,2% and knows a lot about, 2.100, 39,5% and knows a great deal, 690, 12,6% and knows much, 630, 11,5% and knows lots, 380, 7,1% and knows lots of, 300, 5,5% and knows a good deal, 100, 1,9% and knows practically, 53, 1,0% and knows very much, 45, 0,8%