Word & Phrase Frequency Analyzer

It is the phrase count divided by all candidate windows of the chosen length, including windows later excluded. For single words the denominator is all tokenized words.

Yes. In “go go go”, the two-word phrase “go go” occurs twice. Sentence punctuation and line breaks prevent a phrase from crossing those boundaries.

Unicode letters and numbers form tokens, including combining marks and internal apostrophes. Other punctuation separates words. This is not linguistic segmentation; languages without spaces may form long tokens.

A phrase containing an excluded token is omitted. Neighbors are never joined across an exclusion. Enter exact words separated by commas; the case setting applies to them too.

No. Frequency can help review repeated wording or themes but does not predict search rankings or writing quality. Read phrases in their original context.

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