SDK example: human vs AI

100 features scored
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879Paragraph breaks or section transitions marked by blank lines or formatting shifts that separate distinct topics or ideas within longer text.1.00
2334Punctuation or structural markers (periods, commas, closing parentheses, or paragraph breaks) that conclude a clause, sentence, or thought unit.1.00
4701Abstract nouns denoting broad positive outcomes, achievements, or states at the end of concluding sentences in formal/expository prose.0.99
7146Passive voice constructions where the main verb is in past participle form (e.g., 'is examined', 'arises', 'is struck', 'delves', 'centers', 'would benefit', 'focusing', 'is attributed', 'are grappling', 'is characterised', 'characterized', 'have been raised', 'is struck', 'examines', 'strikes', 'is captivated', 'is tasked', 'play', 'is designed').0.98
9817Common discourse markers and conjunctions that introduce clauses or transitions between ideas in expository and narrative text.0.98
42402Prepositions and small function words that connect clauses or introduce contrasting/comparative ideas within sentences.0.98
1056Periods or full stops marking the end of sentences or clauses within flowing prose text.0.96
258Section heading markers (bold or heading-level formatting) that introduce a new topic or subsection within a document.0.95
6327Abstract nouns representing positive outcomes, qualities, or states that conclude or summarize a beneficial concept or vision.0.94
2499Prepositions or small function words that follow a verb or adjective and precede a noun phrase or gerund, forming a common phrasal or prepositional structure.0.94
3199Abstract nouns or gerunds representing positive human qualities, outcomes, or capacities that are valued in professional, educational, or social contexts.0.93
6680Concluding or transitional sentences that shift focus to a new topic, idea, or perspective after establishing context.0.93
5085Noun phrases or compound nouns formed by combining a base noun with a descriptive adjective or participle, typically appearing in evaluative or descriptive contexts.0.93
4080Commas used to introduce a list, elaboration, or continuation of related ideas within a sentence.0.93
2299Periods or full stops marking the end of a sentence or clause within expository prose.0.93
117949Adjectives or adverbs that intensify or emphasize the significance, quality, or impact of the noun or concept they modify.0.92
12708Adverbial or evaluative words that introduce or emphasize a shift in perspective, argument, or narrative direction within a sentence or paragraph.0.92
7311Commas used to separate clauses or phrases that provide additional context, explanation, or consequence following a main statement.0.92
7764Auxiliary verbs and light verbs that introduce or connect to subsequent clauses or actions (added, showcased, reminded, have, focusing, creating, celebrates, written, only, arrives, expect, was, accompanied, captures, communication, driven, is, drawn, become, provided).0.92
4936Paragraph breaks or section transitions marked by blank lines and/or bolded headers introducing new topics.0.90
609The conjunction 'and' used to connect two adjectives, nouns, or phrases in formal written prose, typically appearing in contexts of balanced, parallel descriptions or policy/academic discourse.0.90
380Transition phrases or conjunctions that introduce a contrasting or qualifying statement after acknowledging a preceding point or challenge.0.90
45787Adjectives or descriptive modifiers that characterize or qualify a noun or concept with evaluative or intensifying language.0.90
14778Commas separating coordinate noun phrases or clauses in lists of parallel elements within evaluative or descriptive passages0.89
11508Nouns or noun phrases that appear at the end of a sentence or clause, often serving as the concluding semantic focus or object of discussion.0.89
12587Noun phrases or compound nouns that represent abstract concepts, categories, or domains (e.g., 'resource sharing', 'fine living', 'offline life', 'route networks', 'power source', 'animal wellbeing', 'Korean food', 'sonoluminescing bubble', 'time apart', 'talent management strategy', 'customer experience', 'thermal resistance', 'indie-folk music', 'industrial users', 'local Indigenous knowledge', 'group projects', 'thrilling plot', 'test drive').0.89
7122Commas separating coordinate adjectives or items in a series within descriptive or evaluative contexts0.89
5474Sentence-final punctuation (period) marking the end of a complete declarative statement or conclusion.0.89
8222Punctuation and conjunctions marking transitions between independent clauses or major sentence boundaries in concluding statements.0.89
6640Abstract nouns denoting concepts, outcomes, or intangible entities that serve as the object or focus of a sentence or clause.0.88
7649The preposition 'about', 'on', 'for', 'with', 'to', or 'over' appearing in contexts where it introduces or connects a noun phrase that specifies the object, target, or domain of an action, relationship, or consideration.0.88
880The preposition 'to' functioning as part of a phrasal verb or prepositional phrase that introduces a consequence, result, or direction of action.0.88
4816Commas separating items in a list or series of related concepts within a sentence.0.87
3420Noun phrases or compound nouns denoting abstract concepts, systems, or domains that represent broad categories or fields of activity.0.87
11904Abstract nouns or concepts that represent complex ideas, qualities, or phenomena (anxiety, love, engagement, trends, diversification, approach, thinking, data, vibrant, landscape, business, regulations, products, performance, dynamics, strength, achievements, alienation).0.87
5556Adjectives or descriptive nouns that characterize or qualify a preceding noun or concept within evaluative or descriptive contexts.0.87
7356Noun phrases or compound nouns that represent abstract concepts, systems, or collective phenomena (e.g., 'material', 'survival', 'strain', 'discovery', 'format', 'atmosphere', 'responsibility', 'increase', 'application', 'research', 'performance', 'findings', 'links', 'shortcomings', 'season', 'guide', 'scope', 'innovations', 'demand', 'geography').0.87
1245The preposition 'between' or 'with' used to express a relationship, connection, or interaction linking two entities, concepts, or parties.0.86
20769Nouns or noun phrases that represent abstract concepts, categories, or domains (e.g., 'physics', 'descriptions', 'focus', 'relevance', 'Others', 'kilometers', 'trajectory', 'proposals', 'present', 'Lane', 'network', 'dynamics', 'purpose', 'markets', 'gases', 'Out', 'biotechnology', 'outstanding', 'dependence').0.86
1447Conjunctions or connectors (particularly 'and') that link multiple items, concepts, or clauses in a series or enumeration within expository or analytical text.0.86
5375Hyphenated compound adjectives or adverbs modifying nouns or verbs (e.g., 'teacher-assigned', 'newly-formed', 'household-level', 'animal-rights', 'student-centered', 'capture-release', 'diamond-shaped', 'cloud-fruits', 'well-reasoned', 'German-administered', 'high-performance', 'high-quality', 'widely-discussed', 'multi-pronged', 'multi-agency', 'well-developed', 'highly-anticipated', 'culturally-sensitive', 'perfectly-spiced', 'multi-state').0.86
6411Adjectives describing something as having multiple facets, variations, or adaptable qualities—often positioned to characterize a noun or concept as complex, multifaceted, or capable of change.0.86
4849Modal or auxiliary verbs (can, enables, prepares, allows, help, promise, etc.) that express capability, possibility, or potential outcomes in forward-looking or enabling contexts.0.85
7822Nouns or noun phrases that represent abstract concepts, entities, or subjects being discussed or analyzed in formal or analytical contexts.0.85
4323Paragraph or section breaks marked by transition to new thematic content, often signaled by structural markers like headers, topic shifts, or narrative transitions.0.85
41152Paragraph or section breaks marked by a heading, subheading, or thematic transition that introduces a new topic or shifts narrative focus.0.85
11690Prepositions and small function words that introduce or connect clauses, phrases, or locational/temporal contexts within sentences.0.85
3253Paragraph breaks or section transitions marked by whitespace and/or formatting (line breaks, headers, or structural divisions) that separate distinct thematic or narrative units within longer text.0.85
2641Possessive pronoun 'their' or 'your' used to refer to a plural or general audience's attributes, experiences, or possessions in formal or expository contexts.0.85
21534Nouns or noun phrases that represent abstract concepts, outcomes, or collective entities resulting from processes or actions described in surrounding context.0.85
6119The verb 'create' or 'make' (and related forms like 'creating', 'making', 'makes', 'provide') used to introduce or establish a consequence, result, or new state of being.0.85
3396Nouns or noun phrases that represent abstract concepts, methods, or comprehensive systems being introduced or emphasized in formal/professional contexts.0.85
7643Discourse markers and transitional phrases that introduce contrasting, concessive, or pivotal ideas (e.g., 'Despite', 'Recognising', 'Faced', 'Beyond', 'Through', 'Unlike', 'By', 'In recognition of').0.84
1075Gerund or present participle forms of verbs (e.g., building, cultivating, fostering, establishing, solidifying, developing, refining) that express ongoing or intentional actions.0.84
7793Adjectives or descriptive words that characterize a noun or subject with a specific quality or attribute in positive review or descriptive contexts.0.84
5868Nouns or noun phrases that are concrete, specific, and represent tangible entities or concepts within their immediate context.0.84
5814Commas or punctuation marks that conclude a clause or complete a thought before transitioning to a new idea or elaboration.0.84
6559Adjectives or descriptive modifiers that characterize quality, approach, or manner in evaluative or descriptive contexts.0.84
8241Commas separating items in a list or series of related concepts within a sentence.0.83
1802A noun or noun phrase that is being introduced, defined, or formally presented as the subject of discussion in an explanatory or descriptive passage.0.83
2307Possessive marker 's or apostrophe-s forming the genitive case on nouns or proper nouns0.83
90Verbs that introduce, present, or frame a concept, claim, or finding within expository or analytical discourse.0.83
221799The preposition 'to' or 'for' functioning as a bridge between a noun phrase and a following clause or infinitive phrase that describes purpose, direction, or relation.0.83
1543Paragraph or section breaks marked by a blank line or heading, typically signaling transitions between major ideas or concluding statements in longer-form text.0.83
9026The indefinite article 'a' or 'an' used before a noun phrase that describes or characterizes something (often following a copula or in appositive position).0.83
8116Commas marking the boundary between a dependent clause (typically introduced by 'As') and the independent clause that follows.0.83
5853Commas or punctuation marks that separate a clause or phrase from the following main clause or continuation, often marking a transition or elaboration point in sentence structure.0.83
4932Common nouns or noun phrases that denote abstract concepts, roles, or categories within their immediate context.0.83
2253A colon (:) or similar punctuation introducing a list, explanation, or elaboration of the preceding concept.0.83
11245Positive evaluative adjectives describing nouns or concepts as impressive, valuable, or noteworthy0.83
4917Adjectives or modifiers describing scope, scale, or domain (international, global, online, digital, local, regional, natural, political, European, Jewish, modern, societal) that characterize the breadth or nature of a concept.0.82
1701Prepositions introducing the means, method, or agent through which an action is performed or a state is achieved.0.82
9880Nouns or noun phrases that represent abstract concepts, qualities, or domains (e.g., 'specialty', 'innovation', 'texture', 'society', 'experiences', 'choices', 'parties', 'guidance', 'competition', 'metallurgy', 'dynamics', 'market', 'processing', 'frequency', 'build', 'chisel').0.82
116Infinitive verb phrases introduced by 'to' that express purpose, intention, or future action within a broader goal or outcome.0.82
4200The indefinite article 'a' appearing before a noun phrase that describes or characterizes something (often introducing a descriptive label, category, or evaluative statement).0.82
9782Conjunctions or connective words ('and', 'or') appearing between two related adjectives, nouns, or clauses that form a coordinate pair or list.0.82
6279Periods or full stops marking the end of a sentence or clause that concludes a statement, explanation, or assertion.0.82
2187The definite article 'the' appearing before a noun phrase that introduces or emphasizes a significant concept, theme, or consequence within expository or narrative discourse.0.82
4943Transitional conjunctions or discourse markers that begin a new sentence or clause, typically introducing a shift in perspective, time, or logical flow within a narrative or expository passage.0.82
1648Adjectives describing positive qualities, innovations, or improvements in professional or formal contexts0.82
5082The preposition 'with' or 'of' introducing an abstract quality, emotion, or characteristic that describes or modifies a preceding noun or concept.0.82
5076Commas immediately following a noun phrase or clause that completes a descriptive or explanatory statement, typically before a transition or new clause.0.82
6151The token 'and' appearing in the coordinating conjunction phrase 'X and Y' that connects two parallel noun phrases, clauses, or concepts within a sentence.0.82
106The definite article 'the' appearing before a noun phrase that refers to a previously established or contextually salient entity, concept, or domain.0.82
3679Common nouns or noun phrases that serve as the object or focus of a preceding action, evaluation, or discussion within a sentence or clause.0.82
5201Adjectives that describe positive qualities or desirable attributes in evaluative contexts (reviews, recommendations, descriptions of value or excellence).0.82
631Prepositions or conjunctions introducing a list, explanation, or elaboration of preceding concepts (e.g., 'including', 'concerning', 'of', 'as', 'into', 'on', 'reflecting').0.82
1374The word 'environment' or 'atmosphere' (or synonymous contextual nouns) appearing in discourse that describes or evaluates a setting, condition, or milieu.0.82
7866Verbs that intensify, amplify, or add to the magnitude/scope of a preceding noun or concept (enhance, exacerbate, compound, add, elevate, broaden, underscores, detract, shed light, refine).0.82
957Adjectives that modify or qualify a noun or concept by narrowing its scope, specificity, or applicability (e.g., 'potential', 'basic', 'novel', 'major', 'anticipated', 'targeted', 'certain', 'forgotten', 'local', 'key', 'beloved', 'specific', 'crucial', 'specialized', 'recent', 'hidden').0.82
9213Verbs that mean to make something faster, easier, or more efficient by removing obstacles or streamlining processes.0.82
8097Possessive pronouns ('their', 'your', 'our', 'my', 'its') used to express collective or inclusive ownership/perspective in formal or semi-formal discourse.0.81
8213Paragraph-ending periods that conclude substantive content blocks before transitional or structural breaks (section headers, new topics, or thematic shifts).0.81
7197Abstract nouns or concepts representing broad domains, systems, or philosophical ideas (culture, psyche, traditions, ethics, scene, chaos, condition, geology, world, humanity, history, infrastructure, brand, markets, living, music, world, forces, model, programs).0.81
185Periods or full stops marking the end of a sentence or clause within expository prose.0.81
4916Noun phrases or compound nouns denoting abstract concepts, systems, or domains that represent broader categories or frameworks.0.81
9618Discourse markers and transitional words that connect clauses or introduce elaborations within sentences.0.81
2236Verbs in the infinitive form (to create, to build, to develop, to prepare, to cultivate, to foster, to forge, to implement, to set, to shape) that introduce purposeful actions or future-oriented goals within declarative or prescriptive contexts.0.81
5657Nouns or noun phrases that represent abstract concepts, challenges, or significant topics being discussed or evaluated in the text.0.81
17690Adjectives that convey positive evaluation or desirable qualities in descriptive contexts0.81