: A more academic approach that provides word lists based on multiple sources (Wikipedia, subtitles, etc.) and is highly respected for its statistical accuracy.
: A massive repository on GitHub that offers various sizes, including 20k subsets, often used for word games or dictionary apps.
(by Josh Kaufman): Despite the name, it often includes a 20k.txt variant derived from Google's n-gram data. It is widely considered the industry standard for "solid" curation.
: Ordering words by how often they appear in real-world text (e.g., Google's Trillion Word Corpus or academic databases).
: Providing a clean, one-word-per-line text file that is easy to ingest into code. Popular 20k.txt Sources
While "solid write-up" is subjective, it typically refers to the documentation or the curation process behind these word lists. The most well-regarded versions are praised for:
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: A more academic approach that provides word lists based on multiple sources (Wikipedia, subtitles, etc.) and is highly respected for its statistical accuracy.
: A massive repository on GitHub that offers various sizes, including 20k subsets, often used for word games or dictionary apps. 20k.txt
(by Josh Kaufman): Despite the name, it often includes a 20k.txt variant derived from Google's n-gram data. It is widely considered the industry standard for "solid" curation. : A more academic approach that provides word
: Ordering words by how often they appear in real-world text (e.g., Google's Trillion Word Corpus or academic databases). It is widely considered the industry standard for
: Providing a clean, one-word-per-line text file that is easy to ingest into code. Popular 20k.txt Sources
While "solid write-up" is subjective, it typically refers to the documentation or the curation process behind these word lists. The most well-regarded versions are praised for: