Unusual Words

[Mark Knowles]

The most straightforward way to define "unusual words" (or "usual") is creating regular expression (or CFG or automata).

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Words with 3 gallows:

Code:

http://daiin.net/browser/search.html?mode=web&pattern=.*([tkpf].*){3}

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As this is a much simplified version of Massimiliano Zattera's word grammar, I'm surprised the counts are so low... Probably something's wrong in there. Or I + gallows and final g should be allowed.

The only thing I should say is that I would expect unusual words to be less likely to conform to any standard patterns. By contrast my thinking is that "filler" words would be more likely to conform to a standard formula or expression.