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= Wordlist
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== Description
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The wordlist for this_algorithm begins with the wordlist from link:https://github.com/ps-kostikov/english-word-frequency/[ps-kostikov/english-word-frequency^] (link:https://github.com/ps-kostikov/english-word-frequency/blob/master/data/frequency_list.txt[data/frequency_list.txt^])
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But this list is not sufficient.
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It contains profane, negative, or words otherwise unfit for this algorithm.
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Because the wordlist required for this_algorithm is relatively small (8194), we can reduce this 53,000 word list substantially.
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== Processing
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Processing steps (source code is available in the `wordlist/` directory):
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* `00-frequency-list` - A base list of most possible words (not necessarily including words from step 02), sorted by desire to include, which is frequency in this case
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== Usage
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If you really do want to tinker with the wordlist, you just need python and 4GiB of storage, almost exclusively due to the link:https://spacy.io/[spacy^] dependency (more specifically, the link:https://spacy.io/models[`en_core_web_trf`^] accurate `en` module).
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[source,sh,title='sh']
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$ cd ./wordlist/
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# Create the environment
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$ python3 -m virtualenv -p "$(which python3)" venv
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$ . venv/bin/activate
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# Install the ~4GiB of data required
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(venv) $ pip install -r requirements.txt
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# Lemmatize all the words from 00-frequency-list.csv.gz
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(venv) $ ./01-lemmatized-words.py
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# Read your lemmatzied words
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(venv) $ zcat 01-lemmatized-words.csv.gz | less
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# Generate the final wordlist from all previous files
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(venv) $ ./04-deduplicated-words.py
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