Find repeated words, inspect local clusters, and explore lexical variety with a 100-content-word MATTR heuristic. Results depend on filters and context; this is not a writing score.
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Spot clusters. Explore vocabulary patterns.
Find repeated words, inspect local clusters, and explore lexical variety with a 100-content-word MATTR heuristic. Results depend on filters and context; this is not a writing score.
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01 · YOUR DRAFT71 words · 48 content words
times or more
Position matters more than a raw count.
A topic word repeated evenly can be precise. Tight clusters are more likely to sound repetitive.
02 · VOCABULARY PATTERN6 terms at threshold
WORDS71
DISTINCT CONTENT WORDS30
MATTR · 100-WORD WINDOWSneeds 100+
RAW TTR · LENGTH-SENSITIVE0.625
Under 100 content words: MATTR needs one complete 100-content-word window. Short-text values are not comparable.
Use the number as an exploratory cue for similar texts with the same settings, not as a writing grade. Word-form grouping uses suffix heuristics, not a full lemmatizer; read flagged terms in context. Read the MATTR methods discussion ↗
Words that reached 3 uses
6 flagged
work5 uses · 10.4% of content words
Spread through the draft
important4 uses · 8.3% of content words
Clustered
technology4 uses · 8.3% of content words
Spread through the draft
chang3 uses · 6.3% of content words
Spread through the draft
peopl3 uses · 6.3% of content words
Spread through the draft
way3 uses · 6.3% of content words
Spread through the draft
Where repeats sit
Left is the start · right is the end
Your draft, marked up
Amber highlights match the current filters
Technology has changed the way people work. Technology allows people to work from home, and this technology has made remote work normal. Many people believe that technology will continue to change work in important ways.
The important thing is that important changes take time. Companies that adopt important new tools too quickly often find that the tools do not fit the way their teams actually work. A slower approach is often better.
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Find repeated words, inspect local clusters, and explore lexical variety with a 100-content-word MATTR heuristic. Results depend on filters and context; this is not a writing score. Review assumptions, source notes, and any context-sensitive flags before relying on the result.
