an intriguing matrix-like data visualization showing the online usage of the possible spellings of the word 'aargh'. the data was retrieved by counting all possible Google search results. the 4 corners of the matrix correspond to 4 different extreme spelling cases ('argh', 'arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh', 'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh' & 'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh'). high-frequency spellings have a red background (versus white or pink), while red numbers show peak numbers that have significantly higher frequency than their neighbors. the resulting visualization demonstrates that there exist specific high-frequency islands, even way out in the long-word planes. [osteele.com (click on 'visualize')]








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Looks quite familiar to me..
http://hirnsohle.de/argh.htm
resp.
http://hirnsohle.de/argh.php?word=_rgh&letter=a
did this some years ago. But this ones here looks quite better :-)
Also I wonder about dimension of repitition space, as I used just one character, this ones uses two, but maybe more could be interesting..