Results
One row per title. It's sorted by Known Instances %: the share of the words of the title you already know.
Shown by default:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Category, Input | The medium and the title. Right-click the Input header to search. |
| Known Instances % | How much of the title you know now. |
| To Learn | How many words you still need to reach the Study Plan target. The most frequent first. |
| Reachable % | How much you'll read once To Learn is learned. The target, or less if the rank limit leaves too few words. |
| Difficulty Score | How hard the title is, from 1 (easy) to 10 (hard). The same scale for every medium. Set it in Settings > Difficulty Score. |
| Anki Deck | A link to a ready-made deck for this title, when there is one. |
| Done | The titles you have finished. |
| Rating, Release, Director, Game Text, Game Audio | Information about the title. |
| Total Instances | How many words the title has. |
| Speed | Speech rate, in mora per second. Empty when the subtitles have no timecodes. |
| Sentence Length | Words per sentence, on average. |
| Total Lines | How many lines. |
Benchmark columns (hidden by default) show how hard a title is, the same for everyone:
- Benchmark 90%: how many words someone who knows none needs to read 90 % of the title.
- Benchmark Top 2000: how much of the title you read knowing only the 2000 most frequent words of the master list.
Columns lets you choose which ones to show. Drag a header to move a column.
Done and Exclude
Right-click a row of Results (Readability tab). You can select several rows first.
- Mark as Done: the titles you've finished. They show in the Done column.
- Mark as Not done: the opposite.
- Exclude: leaves the files out. They are no longer counted anywhere: their row, the totals of their title, Words to learn, the reports. The row disappears.
To include them again: Excluded (N)…, under the table.
Done and Exclude are kept in done_files.json, in your dbs folder. They stay from one analysis to the next.
A folder or a title is Done when every file in it is.
To see the words of a title, select it, then Words to learn… (or double-click the row). See Words to learn.