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From what they said above, it sounds like that's exactly the kind of thing it would catch unless you consistently wrote "ture" and "flase" many times in the sam
by warent 6y ago
From what they said above, it sounds like that's exactly the kind of thing it would catch unless you consistently wrote "ture" and "flase" many times in the same document
- vageli 6y ago> From what they said above, it sounds like that's exactly the kind of thing it would catch unless you consistently wrote "ture" and "flase" many times in the same document The trigrams tur and ure are not that uncommon, nor fla or ase (though maybe they are less common in a programming context, by but even then it might depend on domain).
- lowbloodsugar 6y agoflag case future
- OJFord 6y ago'tur' & 'ure' must be pretty common (turnip, turn, turing, nurture, century; urethra, pure, cure, lure, endure) trigrams though.
- powersnail 6y agoFrom a trigram point of view, they do appear many times.