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Lines filter by number This online calculator filters lines of text by removing designated lines or, you can say, leaving only designated lines |
Log Summarizer This online calculator can be used to summarize lines of text, using regular expressions to extract a unique value from each line, such as a date or session ID. |
Numbered list maker This online calculator numbers lines of text |
Line Reverser The reverse line calculator is a simple tool that takes a block of text as input, breaks it into individual lines, and then reverses the order of the lines. This can be useful in a variety of situations where you need to quickly reverse the order of lines in a document or piece of code, such as when working with logs, scripts, or data files. |
Text fitness This online calculator computes text "fitness". That is, how similar the given text to other texts written in English language. |
Symbol Generator The random symbol generator is a simple tool that allows users to generate a specified number of symbols randomly selected from a given set of symbols. Users can choose the number of paragraphs and the number of symbols per paragraph to be generated. |
Text fitness (version 2) This online calculator calculates measure known as fitness score, of how given text is similar to a typical English text. It uses frequencies of unigrams, bigrams and trigrams to calculate fitness score. The reference frequencies are calculated from Leipzig Corpora Collection and can be downloaded from http://practicalcryptography.com/cryptanalysis/text-characterisation/quadgrams/. The less value you get, the better. |
Text fitness (version 3) This online calculator calculates measure known as fitness score, of how given text is similar to a typical English text. It uses logarithms of probabilities with normalization to calculate fitness score. The reference frequencies are calculated from Leipzig Corpora Collection and can be downloaded from http://practicalcryptography.com/cryptanalysis/text-characterisation/quadgrams/. The less value you get, the better. |