Hm. L~R: I've sat on these results for an hour now (it takes about 2 hours to run) whilst I looked for errors. I haven't seen anything obvious.
But, you should probably take them with a pinch of salt. I see the possibility for something wrong in these results, but it is too late, and takes too long to verify them tonight. I'll attempt verification tomorrow.
However, the results are interesting enough that I felt you might like to see them. The following two sets of results are from my (179k) dictionary and the (81k) 2of12int.txt. These results do allow for set of 8 letters than include duplicates, though none are in the top 50.
What is intriguing (and worrying) is that word counts are identical; but the charsets are not!
my dictionary 2of12int.txt
aeilprst: 552 aeilprst: 552
aeinprst: 528 aeinprst: 528
aeilnrst: 520 aeilnrst: 520
adeilrst: 516 adeilrst: 516
aeloprst: 515 aeloprst: 515
aeilmrst: 499 aeilmrst: 499
aeilnpst: 497 aeilnpst: 497
adeoprst: 490 adeoprst: 490
adeiprst: 487 adeiprst: 487
aenoprst: 484 aenoprst: 484
aeginrst: 484 aeginrst: 484
adeinrst: 481 adeinrst: 481
aeimnrst: 480 aeimnrst: 480
aceoprst: 479 aceoprst: 479
aeimprst: 473 aeimprst: 473
aehoprst: 471 aehoprst: 471
adeilprs: 468 adeilprs: 468
aceiprst: 465 aceiprst: 465
abeilrst: 464 abeilrst: 464
aefilrst: 462 acenorst: 462
acenorst: 462 aefilrst: 462
aeinorst: 458 aeinorst: 458
adeimrst: 454 adeimrst: 454
acelorst: 452 acelorst: 452
aceinrst: 451 aceinrst: 451
aceilrst: 451 aceilrst: 451
aelprsty: 446 aelprsty: 446
acelprst: 446 acelprst: 446
adeilpst: 446 adeilpst: 446
abelorst: 443 abelorst: 443
adelorst: 443 adelorst: 443
adeilmrs: 441 adeilmrs: 441
aegilrst: 439 aegilrst: 439
adeilnrs: 437 adeilnrs: 437
aehlorst: 437 aemnorst: 437
aemnorst: 437 aehlorst: 437
abdeilrs: 436 abdeilrs: 436
aeilmnst: 435 aeilmnst: 435
adeiorst: 435 adeiorst: 435
aelmprst: 433 aeoprstu: 433
aeoprstu: 433 aelmprst: 433
aegoprst: 433 aegoprst: 433
einoprst: 432 aegilnst: 432
aegilnst: 432 einoprst: 432
acehorst: 431 acehorst: 431
aehiprst: 431 aehiprst: 431
aegnorst: 430 aeilmprs: 430
aeilmprs: 430 aegnorst: 430
aeiklrst: 426 aeilnprs: 426
aeilnprs: 426 aeiklrst: 426
I am convinced that the top result from both datasets is "the right answer"; despite the uncomfortable feeling from the concordance of the numbers and the discordance of the charsets. Tomorrow...
With the rise and rise of 'Social' network sites: 'Computers are making people easier to use everyday'
Examine what is said, not who speaks -- Silence betokens consent -- Love the truth but pardon error.
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