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I have noticed on some tables that all the probabilities for a sub-table are all ones.
?for example
*;Seg*
*1,ad*
*1,ag*
*1,am*
*1,ar*
*1,ash*
*1,at*
*1,az*
*1,bad*
*1,bag*
*1,bak*
*1,bakh*
*1,bam*
*1,bar*
*1,bash*
*1,bat*
*1,baz*
*1,bog*
*1,bol*
*1,bor*
*1,both*
*1,bub*
though, I also noticed on the table file that I pulled the above from that there was another table that had this
*;ThreeSyl*
*1,[Seg][Seg][Seg]*
*1,[Pref][Seg][Seg]*
*1,[Seg][Seg][Suff]*
*1,[Pref][Seg][Suff]*
where the one entry had the same table call 3 times in a row.
I haven't seen any explanation for it in the help files that i can find. Could somebody please enlighten me?
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That much I understood. I was every entry having a 1 for the probability that is confusing me.
I had thought that the numbers had to be sequential.
I was looking at one table file earlier and found something like this
*:tableName*
*4,entry one*
*1,entry two*
And that confuded me too.
Apparently I am misunderstanding something.
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so, for

;tablename

1,thing

1,other thing

3,third thing

1,final thing

The "third thing" would be selected half the time, since it is worth 3 out of 6 total?