(14-05-2026, 10:24 PM)Jorge_Stolfi wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Another problem is that the color scheme maps to red every cell whose combination is absent from the file, even if its expected count is well below 1.
Just a quick comment, I probably won't have time for a full reply now. The charts only show 10 most popular prefixes and suffixes, but we can limit ourselves to the first 5 and still see the effect clearly. There is no way any of the expected counts in the top left 5x5 area on any of the charts are below 1. I can add the expected values to the charts if you wish. Mathematically any cell that is both to the right and bottom from another cell has a lower expected count. If you see a value above 0 and below 1 in any cell, this means cells in the rectangle to the top/left of this cell have expected values of 1 or above (for act/exp to be below 1 and above 0 actual should be non-zero and it cannot be less than 1, so min possible expected is the reverse of the value in the cell).

