(19-02-2026, 10:23 PM)Dunsel wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.You are correct. Two random tuples would produce exactly that. But you forgot the boolean. That chart is not measuring 2 things, it's measuring 3. So, taking your same tuple math with a random boolean attached, I get this.
That is not what my chart shows.
But why attach a random boolean? As far as I understand, the boolean in your chart is not random, but some metric that depends on the variables.
Quote:The 0ed half, which included pages where it never occurred or it occurred once in hapax token, and the ed+ "half" where it occurred at least once and was not in a hapax token.
So, it appears this is a simple cutoff filter on one of the variables? What would the random tuples chart show if the background color was selected as A < 5, for example?