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We may often look to lists of the most common words in the English language or something of that nature to help us decide what chords to learn next. But each of us has certain words that we use most commonly.
I propose a function that works in the background, which can be turned on or off through the GTM. If turned on, it will record your chentry keystrokes in the background to determine what words you type most commonly, and begin creating a frequency dictionary that can fill with up to 1000 words. When turned off, it stops recording but still holds on to the memory. When desired, you can ask for the top X number of words, or the entire dictionary. You will be able to use that to determine what words to make a chord for next. It would probably be important to be able to make separate dictionaries for separate languages.
So, specifically, it would be used to look at YOUR top 5 words, helping you determine what would be the most useful chord to create next. So, I figure that said dictionary should exclude the words that are already in your chording library, and be able to detect that they are there, and yet still save them in the background, in case you need to know how frequently you use them. (So perhaps it should record the output of chords as well.)
Ideally, the frequency dictionary should not be limited to recording singular words, although it should always do this, too. It should additionally be able to detect repeated phrases. For example, it should be able to detect how many times you use United, States, and America, but also detect that United States of America is a frequently used phrase as well and have it pop up in the frequency dictionary.
Has this ever been suggested? Am I late to the party? I feel like this is an obvious idea that would have already been suggested. And if it was, I hope I at least improved upon the idea….
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