Text Skip-gram Generator
Generate ordered positional skip-grams with explicit gap limits, word/grapheme choices and complete source-position exports.
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Scope and practical limits
Up to 1,000 tokens, N=2–4, skipped-token maximum 0–3, and 5,000 emitted tuples. Exceeding the output cap produces an error. Repeated text at distinct positions remains distinct.
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Using Text Skip-gram Generator
Generate ordered positional skip-grams with explicit gap limits, word/grapheme choices and complete source-position exports.
- Load the example or enter text. Choose segmentation and transformation rules explicitly.
- Inspect output and original-position or frequency audits. Review any formatting changes or limitations.
- Copy or download text and audit data; save a project to retain editable input and settings.
Example
For a b c and maximum gap 1, pairs include a/b, a/c and b/c.
Questions & answers
Which limits and conventions apply?
Up to 1,000 tokens, N=2–4, skipped-token maximum 0–3, and 5,000 emitted tuples. Exceeding the output cap produces an error. Repeated text at distinct positions remains distinct.
Can the output differ between browsers?
Language segmentation and grapheme boundaries use the browser Intl.Segmenter implementation. Use the same browser/version when you need reproducible segmentation. Visual glyph width depends on fonts.
Is my work saved automatically?
No. Save a project or download your result before leaving. Processing is local; site ads and analytics follow the website consent and privacy settings.
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