All-dictionary coverage

This tool extends the nine-chapter comparison to every CDSL v02 dictionary with a main source file. It keeps the MW §3 block vocabulary as the probe, but reports both structure and size: record count, entry length, block character mass, and entry-type inventory.

Trust Block

• Evidence: src/data/dictionary-coverage.json generated from local dictionary source files.
• Limitations: coverage measures recoverable structural signals, not dictionary quality, authority, or complete semantic coverage.
• Validation: generated by npm run build-coverage; checked by npm test and npm run build.
• Owner repo: csl-atlas.
• Next use: inspect highlighted rows, then open exact dictionary source records before citing the pattern.

Fit and scale

Common-block population

Size by dictionary

Block size inside selected dictionary

Entry-type inventory

The current all-dictionary pass uses nine heuristic entry-type buckets: root/verbal lemma, three nominal genders, adjective, indeclinable/particle, compound/continuation, proper/encyclopedic, and other/untyped. This is a research scaffold: the counts identify where the type system transfers cleanly and where dictionary-specific review is needed.

Source: generated by npm run build-coverage from local ../csl-orig/v02 source files. Block character counts are overlapping signal measurements, not a partition of the entry. The fit scores are exploratory and should guide philological review, not replace it.