Cool project
Keen to know what sort of typing samples he used - was it mostly people writing prose, operating shells, other?
Imagine you'd need a fairly large and varied sample set to land good generality?
Keen to know what sort of typing samples he used - was it mostly people writing prose, operating shells, other?
Imagine you'd need a fairly large and varied sample set to land good generality?
"I used a series of articles from various online media. I don't have copyrights to provide them with this project, so you will have to use your own source."
and
"Create the text folder and fill it in with *.txt files which you'd like to use as the test data source. "
It would be interesting to see what a layout full of source code/terminal history would generate - although you'd have to take into consideration all variety of autocomplete functionality (tab key usage) in text editors to get accurate input data, not to mention window switching shortcuts etc.
Yes, would be very keen to see what sort of result you'd get if (say) you captured keystrokes directly from a collection of engineers (or indeed a broad variety of individuals)
Might be trickier though, as I anticipate you'd need to somehow semantically separate the keystrokes into logical units. Maybe just a time-between-strokes threshold would be enough?