Why Casanova dominates?
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by foss22 - opened
$ arrowcat all-dialogs.parquet|jq '.speaker'|huniq -c|sort -rnk1|rg -v Unknown|head -33|awk '{print $1/100}'|~/visualize.sh
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Min: 3, Max: 35, Range: 31
vintage-v1/data$ arrowcat all-dialogs.parquet|jq '.speaker'|huniq -c|sort -rnk1|rg -v Unknown|head -33
3524 "Casanova"
2067 "Monte Cristo"
1919 "D'Artagnan"
1291 "Paul"
988 "Aramis"
980 "Alice"
832 "Albert"
768 "Pip"
737 "Athos"
713 "Levin"
687 "Prince Muishkin"
613 "Mrs. Morel"
589 "Esther"
586 "Gwendolen"
562 "Jean Valjean"
560 "Alyosha"
519 "Villefort"
513 "Anna"
510 "Lady Glencora"
494 "Porthos"
489 "George Vavasor"
480 "Mitya"
468 "Deronda"
456 "Lady Carbury"
450 "Sir Felix"
439 "Pierre"
434 "Milady"
425 "Pao-yü"
413 "Fouquet"
407 "Jones"
399 "Maximilian Morrel"
382 "Caderousse"
379 "Danglars"
The only explanation is that Mr. Casanova is extremely chatty.
I selected those specific books because they seemed to have the most dialogs out of all the Gutenberg books pre-year-1900 that I had. This Casanova book is one of the very chatty books.
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