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    I get what you're getting at! You want a function that can take a string of characters that don't form a recognizable word, and suggest possible words based on the proximity of keys on a standard QWERTY keyboard layout (common to PC, Android, and iOS devices). The suggestions should also take into account the frequency of word usage. Let's break down the problem: **Input:** A string of characters that doesn't form a valid word (e.g., "howsbitbgoinflg") **Output:** A list of suggested words based on key proximity and word frequency **Key Proximity Algorithm:** 1. Assign a weight to each key on the QWERTY keyboard layout based on its distance from the center of the keyboard. 2. Calculate the total weight of the input string by summing the weights of each key pressed. 3. Generate a list of possible words by looking up words in a dictionary that have similar key weights. 4. Rank the suggested words by their frequency of use, with more common words appearing higher in the list. **Alternative Mode (Alt Mode):** When enabled, Alt Mode would relax the key proximity algorithm to allow for more possible words. This could be useful when the input string might have been autocorrected to an unintended word. **Example Output:** For the input "howsbitbgoinflg", the output could be: * Suggested words: "How's it going?", "How big is going?", "How's bit going?" ( ranked by frequency of use) * Alternative Mode: "House big going", "How big golf", "Shows big going" (more possibilities, less emphasis on frequency) Would you like me to elaborate on this idea or provide more examples?
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