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Hmm. I don't know how to match records from core-6000.txt with ones from "Core 2k/6k Optimized Japanese Vocabulary".
The core indexes differ and I was unable to find a way to do 1-1 matching. There are a lot of mistakes in "Core 2k/6k Optimized Japanese Vocabulary", which makes it harder to do a 1-1 match.
The algorithm that I wrote find correct matches for 5950 entries. I guess I'll have to manually fix the rest.
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I was only able to match 5810/5999 sentences. I guess it's not worth the effort to get to fix the remaining 200 as it's just 3% of the deck.
5810 is the number of sentences when both the reading of the sentence and the reading of the word matches. Of course after doing lot's prepossessing. I'm going to compare those decks side by side to see if it's worth updating.
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Out of those 5810 sentences only 180 English keywords or English sentences are different. So It's not worth the effort. Out of those 180 most of the changes are minor.
I guess, the only thing left to do is adding the Japanese pitch accent.
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So is this the final version besides the addition of pitch accents?
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Hmm. Maybe I should include japanese definition of the word as well. What do you think?
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Hmm. Maybe I should include japanese definition of the word as well. What do you think?
Btw, I was able to match pitch accent for 5619 out of 5999 cards.
I couldn't find accent for 272 cards, and for 108 cards the kanji matched, but the reading didn't match so I decided not to use pitch accent for these.
I'll do the same for last 4k cards as well.
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When it comes to Core2k/6k can you summarize the changes for this deck compared to Nukemarine's deck? Sorry.
To my understanding you did what he did, and then tweaked his order for the vocabulary that have one rare kanji?
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I think it's possible, but not worth it.
You are basically delaying the jump into native material for months, while gaining very little in terms of learning efficiency.
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