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This paper explores the intersection of readability metrics, machine learning, and coding standards, drawing on influential works from various authors. It highlights the evolution of readability assessments, including the Flesch and Gunning scores, and their applications in natural language processing. By examining foundational research alongside contemporary practices, the paper emphasizes the importance of standardization in coding and readability metrics. The contribution of various scholars, such as Sutter and Alexandrescu, is acknowledged as essential to the development of effective machine learning strategies focused on text comprehensibility.
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