Advanced Text Analyser - Upgraded

[Red5]

In particular, I was looking for a tool that would show the Unique words and/or phrases in a passage (count = 1). From what I could see, it looked like those were excluded. Is there a way I can view them?

If I understand your question, then the answer is yes you can view a list of all words.

Navigate to the Word Frequency report and you should see a list of words that, by default, excludes common words, numbers and single-occurrence words. You can use the tick boxes on the right of the report to include or exclude any of these options.

I hope that answers your question.

[konungursvia]

Great job guys.

[Raymott]

Yes, nice work.
I had trouble getting the sort by “Frequency” combo box selection to work under “Hard Words”.

[Red5]

Yes, nice work.
I had trouble getting the sort by “Frequency” combo box selection to work under “Hard Words”.

I'll check on that issue when I can (soon) and will report back.

[syku]

When I analyzed some text by Hemingway, the Analyser graded it as a 6th grader's writing. Then I mingled some long words in gibberish, the Analyzer concluded that the text came from a "30th grade" college graduate. What can be improved?

[aziz abd]

[maryamy]

Thank you for this text analyser. But my problom is that i cant undrestand the meaning of indexes or rest of the things and the Help Tab just doent work!
I'll be great if a short discribtion of each item is added below the result.
Kind regards and thank you again,

[Tdol]

Thanks- sorry for that- there is an error there. I'll get it fixed.

[erwing]

good tool thanks:)

[Sanmayce]

Hi to all,

I ran your analyser: it's a good attempt to give some info but not powerful enough for me at least at first glance, I wish you good luck with its development. Maybe before running it it would be handy to give some detailed features, of course it is just my first impression.

My skills in English language are forever far from needed, but this bothers me not because I believe in constant/lifelong improvements concerning either programming or a language sidekick tool.

I posted in this sub-forum a thread: 'Brutally fast 4-gram phrase ripper' which after accumulating 5 posts I intend to describe in a better/useful fashion.

Regards