AnkiWeb addon 1004691625
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Bulk generates Japanese vocabulary frequency rankings from bundled JMDict/Rikai-Sama databases and optionally adds word-type data to specified Anki note fields.
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| Version | Works on Anki 26.09.3 | Maintenance | Last activity | Votes | Approval | GitHub stars | Notes |
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| Bulk-Generate Japanese Vocab Frequency Ranking original | unknown | abandoned | 10 Mar 2019 | π 20 Β· π 5 | 61% | β | |
| β³ Japanese Vocab Frequency Generator this addon (AI-detected; may be wrong) | likely | abandoned | 25 Jul 2024 | π 8 Β· π 0 | 68% | 3 |
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Generates Japanese vocabulary frequency rankings from the Rikai-Sama database and appends the ranking number to a chosen card field.
Creates bulk Japanese vocabulary and phrase flashcards from kanji or words using a bundled dictionary, with field mapping, configurable Hepburn romanization, and optional Jisho audio downloads.
Automatically fills Anki fields with kanji readings, hiragana, word type, and limited JMdict definitions offline, plus example sentences, with configurable field mappings and bulk deck updates.
Adds Japanese vocabulary to kanji-writing cards using known words from other decks, prioritizing common words, hiding target kanji, and saving results in fields for syncing.
Generates customizable kanji popup dictionaries on cards showing readings, meanings, JLPT level, frequency, Koohii stories, example vocabulary, and stroke order, with mobile support.
Turns Japanese song lyrics into study material by fetching and tokenizing lyrics, tagging or copying matching deck cards per song, and generating missing cards with JMdict definitions and neural TTS audio.
Check out the updates section. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions about new features, please comment the Github page. If you like what you have used, please like this addon and star the repo. Thank you!
Add frequency to Japanese vocab cards
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This add-on will generate the frequency ranking for the provided Japanese vocab field The frequency ranking is generated from the same frequency database of the Rikai-Sama,i.e., JMDict firefox add-on.
This project is written in pure python and the respective Anki libraries.
anki~=2.1.54
aqt~=2.1.54
To get to started, you have to install the add-on through Anki. You can also install it via the files provided on Github.
You must set the variables of the config.json. These are necessary
so that the dictionaries can be accessed. It is better to use absolute as opposed
to relative paths.
The dictionaries needed for the word type data and frequency look-up are included
in this addon. They are stored in the folder of the anki addon: Anki2/addons21/1004691625/databases
Should they not be included, they can also be downloaded from the github page of this anki add on.
{
"0_jm_dict": "",
"0_freq_dict": "",
"01_note_type": "Japanese",
"02_vocab_input_field": "Target Word",
"03_frequency_output_field": "Frequency Ranking",
"03_word_type_output_field": "Word Type",
"04_overwrite_destination_field": true
}
0_freq_dict: The path of the frequency dictionary; used to ascertain frequency data.0_jm_dict: The path of the japanese dictionary; used to ascertain word type data
It is coupled with the add-on and is located in the project directory.
You only need to copy the path of the standard dictionary or the one you provide.01_note_type: The name of the note type which contains the vocab for which the frequency rate should be determined.02_vocab_input_field: The field that contains the target word03_frequency_output_field: The field where frequency rating should be saved.03_word_type_output_field": The field where grammatical data about the word should be saved.04_overwrite_destination_field: Overwrite frequency value of the output filed (automatically set to true)There are two ways to install this add-on:
1004691625For example, if you have a card with the vocab ι ¬ζ,
then the frequency ranking of "14962" will be appended to the chosen destination field.
If a word has a frequency of 1563, it means that 1562 words are more frequent than it.
Frequency number 1-5000 = very common, 5001-10000 = common, 10001-20000 = rare, 20001+ = very rare
Frequencies are based on analysis of 5000+ novels. Naturally, frequency based on other mediums (such as newspapers) might vary.
Not all words have frequency information. It is possible for multiple words to share the same frequency.
More info in Rikai-Sama Add-on or its frequency ranking can be found on
his site at http://rikaisama.sourceforge.net/
You can also reference to the original project https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1612642956
The following things will be ignored when querying the frequency of a vocab:
Edit menu in the browser menu and click on Bulk Generate Japanese Frequency
If information for a word cannot be found, it will be filled with UNK for unknown.
ζΉ only.
Using the function generate word type data, you can add data from the jmdict to a certain field. This can be understood as a dictionary function, but with a limited interface. To understand what the exact abbreviations mean, it is best to consult the jmdict site
if you set the config file correctly, this should work as the previous function, but the output is different.
select the appropriate field where the word type should be saved. In this case,
the field is called Word Type.
click on this field and a pop up and then select Bulk Generate Word Type Data
The following pop ups should appear:
Word Type, you now see that it is filled with the
jmdict info:
If information for a word cannot be found, it will be filled with UNK for unknown.
v1.0.2
03_word_type_output_fieldSee the open issues for a full list of proposed features (and known issues).
Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.
If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement". Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!
git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)The licensing information of the project upon which this add-on is based.
For those asking for the License permission,
it's WTFPL. So please feel free to modify/re-upload
a better version whenever you like.
Therefore, this project is distributed
under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt
for more information.
Christopher Chandler - christopher.chandler@outlook.de
Project Link: https://github.com/christopher-chandler/Bulk_Generate_Japanese_Vocab_Frequency
Add frequency to Japanese vocab cards
Report Bug
Β·
Request Feature
This add-on will generate the frequency ranking for the provided Japanese vocab field The frequency ranking is generated from the same frequency database of the Rikai-Sama,i.e., JMDict firefox add-on.
This project is written in pure python and the respective Anki libraries.
anki~=2.1.54
aqt~=2.1.54
To get to started, you have to install the add-on through Anki. You can also install it via the files provided on Github.
You must set the variables of the config.json. These are necessary
so that the dictionaries can be accessed. It is better to use absolute as opposed
to relative paths.
The dictionaries needed for the word type data and frequency look-up are included
in this addon. They are stored in the folder of the anki addon: Anki2/addons21/1004691625/databases
Should they not be included, they can also be downloaded from the github page of this anki add on.
{
"0_jm_dict": "",
"0_freq_dict": "",
"01_note_type": "Japanese",
"02_vocab_input_field": "Target Word",
"03_frequency_output_field": "Frequency Ranking",
"03_word_type_output_field": "Word Type",
"04_overwrite_destination_field": true
}
0_freq_dict: The path of the frequency dictionary; used to ascertain frequency data.0_jm_dict: The path of the japanese dictionary; used to ascertain word type data
It is coupled with the add-on and is located in the project directory.
You only need to copy the path of the standard dictionary or the one you provide.01_note_type: The name of the note type which contains the vocab for which the frequency rate should be determined.02_vocab_input_field: The field that contains the target word03_frequency_output_field: The field where frequency rating should be saved.03_word_type_output_field": The field where grammatical data about the word should be saved.04_overwrite_destination_field: Overwrite frequency value of the output filed (automatically set to true)There are two ways to install this add-on:
1004691625For example, if you have a card with the vocab ι ¬ζ,
then the frequency ranking of "14962" will be appended to the chosen destination field.
If a word has a frequency of 1563, it means that 1562 words are more frequent than it.
Frequency number 1-5000 = very common, 5001-10000 = common, 10001-20000 = rare, 20001+ = very rare
Frequencies are based on analysis of 5000+ novels. Naturally, frequency based on other mediums (such as newspapers) might vary.
Not all words have frequency information. It is possible for multiple words to share the same frequency.
More info in Rikai-Sama Add-on or its frequency ranking can be found on
his site at http://rikaisama.sourceforge.net/
You can also reference to the original project https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1612642956
The following things will be ignored when querying the frequency of a vocab:
Edit menu in the browser menu and click on Bulk Generate Japanese Frequency
If information for a word cannot be found, it will be filled with UNK for unknown.
ζΉ only.
Using the function generate word type data, you can add data from the jmdict to a certain field. This can be understood as a dictionary function, but with a limited interface. To understand what the exact abbreviations mean, it is best to consult the jmdict site
if you set the config file correctly, this should work as the previous function, but the output is different.
select the appropriate field where the word type should be saved. In this case,
the field is called Word Type.
click on this field and a pop up and then select Bulk Generate Word Type Data
The following pop ups should appear:
Word Type, you now see that it is filled with the
jmdict info:
If information for a word cannot be found, it will be filled with UNK for unknown.
v1.0.2
03_word_type_output_fieldSee the open issues for a full list of proposed features (and known issues).
Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.
If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement". Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!
git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)The licensing information of the project upon which this add-on is based.
For those asking for the License permission,
it's WTFPL. So please feel free to modify/re-upload
a better version whenever you like.
Therefore, this project is distributed
under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt
for more information.
Christopher Chandler - christopher.chandler@outlook.de
Project Link: https://github.com/christopher-chandler/Bulk_Generate_Japanese_Vocab_Frequency