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# pl language letter distributions for Lexica
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# Automatically generated by a genetic algorithm run with 1000 iterations
#  - Each iteration, 100 4 x 4 Lexica boards were generated.
#  - The fitness function looks at how many words can be played on each of these boards.
#  - Fitness is defined as "(Mean * Mean) - (Standard Deviation * Standard Deviation).
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# The goal is boards that on average have a high number of words available (boards with zero or only a small number of words are not good),
# but the standard deviation is low (some languages tend to result in boards with hundreds of words, which is also not particularly great).
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# Fitness for this probability:
#   Min: 40, mean: 178, max: 355, stddev: 69, score: 21995
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ł 10 1
ń 3 1
ą 11 1 1
ć 4 1
ę 8 1
ś 3 1
a 89 75 51 3
b 4 1 1
c 5 1 1 1
d 8 1 1
e 72 24 2 1
f 6 1 1
g 14 1 1
h 1 1 1
i 74 25 3 1
j 2 1 1
k 67 5 1
l 61 1 1 1
m 85 46 11 1
n 84 42 14
o 95 63 30 1
p 82 9 1
r 76 42 7
ó 7 1
s 64 46 24 1
t 46 17 1
u 75 19 1 1
w 22 4 1 1
y 6 1 1 1
z 3 1 1
ź 1 1
ż 3 1 1

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# Note: As per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrabble_letter_distributions#Polish:
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# > The letters Q, V and X have always been absent (since they are used in foreign words), and blank tiles cannot be used to represent these. 
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# Therefore we will not include them in Lexica. There are still some words in the dictionary which include them, but only ~500
# out of a total of ~430,000 words, therefore we're not concerned about removing them from the dictionary to save space.
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# q 3
# v 2
# x 2
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