Some tweaks to the n-grams display

[Jim Breen]

The display of results from the n-grams lookup server has had some
tweaks. They are:
- the n-gram counts are now right-justified, making it a little easier
to compare the counts;
- when getting the counts for two or more different terms, the
percentages for each term are now included. (Note that this does not
apply to the options of automatically-generated lists of terms.)

At present these changes are only available at the esrdg.org site.
I'll copy them to the other servers eventually.

Cheers

Jim

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Jim Breen
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[Jim Breen]

Of course I meant the "edrdg.org" server. The URLs are:
https://www.edrdg.org/~jwb/ngramcounts.html - Google n-grams
https://www.edrdg.org/~jwb/ngramcountswww.html - KM n-grams

Jim

[Robin Scott]

The percentages are definitely a useful feature but could they be made optional (with a checkbox)? N-gram lookups aren't necessarily variations on the same term (i.e. we don't always want to compare the frequency of each term against all the others).

Thanks

Robin

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[Jim Breen]

I failed to mention that you can turn the percentage display off - it's the checkbox st the bottom of the list.

I could reverse the setting and have them only display when requested. Let's see what others think.

Jim

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[Robin Scott]

Ah, stupid me forgot to refresh the page, so the checkbox hadn't appeared.

I'd prefer to have the percentages not displayed by default but it's not a big issue.

Robin

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