(16-04-2026, 09:09 AM)quimqu wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.These end-like tokens tend to belong to specific families and shapes that are well known at line ends in EVA, for example patterns like -dy, -y, -l, -r, or short forms such as dy, dal, lo, which frequently appear in final position and have high end-like scores.
Do only the last two EVA characters matter?
Stolfi wrote:By the way: there are many pages where the lines are interrupted by plants. An intrusion would trigger the line breaking algorithm just as if it was the right rail. That is, the line-end anomalies should be observed on the last few words before the intrusion, and the line-start anomalies should be observed on the first word after it. I vaguely recall this having been tested and found to be true. Is t?
Good question.
Quimqu: Have you used the words before/after "<->" in your before/after linefeed data or not? If not, what happens if you add them?