Expanded the options page even further! You can now basically customize every single parameter that Extinction’s underlying system uses.

Funny thing, I actually caught two bugs when adding the signal calibrator and lexical diversity / burstiness weight fields.

The first bug: the signal calibration math actually didn’t allow for decimal calibrators because it was doing plain exponentiation (meaning negative signals would fail in that step). To fix this, I added a very basic change that would simply preserve the sign of the signal during calibration. That way, negative signals stay negative and positive signals stay positive.

The second bug: if both the lexical diversity weight AND the burstiness weight are 0, there would be a division-by-zero error when calculating fluency score (which is the value that represents how natural-sounding the text is). Pretty simple fix. I just added a check using a ternary operation.