Corpus of Contemporary American English. This site contains what we believe is the most accurate frequency data of English, and it comes in a number of different formats (see samples: 100,000 and 60,000 word lists, and a comparison of the two lists).
http://www.wordfrequency.info/
The examples above are 2-grams, more commonly known as “bigrams”. A 1-gram is called a “unigram”, and a 3-gram is called a “trigram”. For n-grams with 4 or more members, we generally just stick to calling it a 4-gram, 5-gram, etc.
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Full-text data. Collocates. N-grams. WordAndPhrase. Academic vocabulary. corpus.byu.edu. Contact us. This site contains what we believe is the most accurate frequency data of English, and it comes in a number of different formats (see samples: 100,000 and 60,000 word lists, and a comparison of the two lists).
http://www.wordfrequency.info/
Are there lists of most common words or ngrams used in passwords and passphrases? I've been thinking about ways to focus brute forcing dictionary attacks on passwords and passphrases based on the assumption that certain words, combinations of letters, and combinations of words are more common in passwords and passphrases than in general text.
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/6175/are-there-lists-of-most-common-words-or-ngrams-used-in-passwords-and-passphrases
This does not answer the OP's question: they aren't looking for the most common passwords, they are looking for the most common n-grams used in passwords. 12word34 contains the n-gram word in example. Not sure why the OP accepted this answer. – John Jan 15 '15 at 21:37.
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/6175/are-there-lists-of-most-common-words-or-ngrams-used-in-passwords-and-passphrases
In the examples we’ve shown so far, the “grams” part of “n-grams” could be taken to mean “word”, but that doesn’t necessarily have to be the case. For example, in DNA sequencing, “grams” could mean one character in a base-pair sequence.
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N-grams data. Corpus of Contemporary American English. Each of the following free n-grams file contains the (approximately) 1,000,000 most frequent n-grams from the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA). In order to download these files, you will first need to input your name and email. Thanks. Case sensitive means that e.g. Bush and bush are separate entries.
http://www.ngrams.info/download_coca.asp
Corpus of Contemporary American English. You can now freely download a list of the top 5000 words/lemmas from the 450 million word Corpus of Contemporary American English, which is the only large and balanced corpus of American English. Although there are many word and frequency lists of English on the web, we believe that this list is the most accurate one available (compare...). The free list contains the lemma and part of speech for the top 5,000 words in American English.
http://www.wordfrequency.info/free.asp
N-grams data. Corpus of Contemporary American English. These n-grams are based on the largest publicly-available, genre-balanced corpus of English -- the 520 million word Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA).
http://www.ngrams.info/
Natural Language Processing with Ruby: n-grams. Natural Language Processing (NLP for short) is the process of processing written dialect with a computer. The processing could be for anything – language modelling, sentiment analysis, question answering, relationship extraction, and much more.
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most common english n-grams
For n grams with 4 or more members, we generally just stick to calling it a 4 gram, 5 gram and more.