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Word Cloud

Lays frequent words out by size in a shape or mask, with Korean tokenising and a stopword list.

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A word is drawn at a size proportional to the square root of its count. Straight proportion makes the top word cover the picture and the rest unreadable; it is the area that has to follow the count, because area is what the eye reads.

The Korean particle trimming is a conservative rule, not a morphological analyser. It takes off only the particles that cannot end a noun — 에서, 으로, 부터 — and it takes a one-syllable particle such as 이, 가 or 의 off words of four syllables or more only. That is why 고양이 stays 고양이.

The stopword list built in here is Korean and English. Text in any other language is counted word by word with nothing filtered, so type that language’s common words into the box above if the cloud fills up with them.

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