According to the Wikipedia article for smog, the SMOG score can be generalized beyond 30 sentences. It seems like that might be a valuable for increasing the accuracy of the metric, since computational time is much cheaper than human eyeball time (which the metric was originally designed for).
I'm happy to submit a PR if you think it's valuable.
According to the Wikipedia article for smog, the SMOG score can be generalized beyond 30 sentences. It seems like that might be a valuable for increasing the accuracy of the metric, since computational time is much cheaper than human eyeball time (which the metric was originally designed for).
I'm happy to submit a PR if you think it's valuable.