In order to provide you with a generalized score in Notebook.ai, we compute several of the most well-known readability scores on your text. For all scales other than the Flesch-Kincaid reading ease, a higher score means a greater difficulty reading. Conversely, lower scores mean text is easier to read.

We take a weighted composite score of all readability scales to give you a singular readability score.

<% if analysis.flesch_kincaid_reading_ease %>
• Flesch-Kincaid reading ease: <%= analysis.flesch_kincaid_reading_ease.try(:round) %> / 100
<% end %> <% if analysis.flesch_kincaid_grade_level %>
• Flesch-Kincaid grade level: <%= analysis.flesch_kincaid_grade_level.try(:round) %> / 16
<% end %> <% if analysis.flesch_kincaid_age_minimum %>
• Flesch-Kincaid age minimum: <%= analysis.flesch_kincaid_age_minimum.try(:round) %> / 20
<% end %> <% if analysis.forcast_grade_level %>
• Forcast grade level: <%= analysis.forcast_grade_level.try(:round) %> / 16
<% end %> <% if analysis.coleman_liau_index %>
• Coleman liau index: <%= analysis.coleman_liau_index.try(:round) %> / 16
<% end %> <% if analysis.automated_readability_index %>
• Automated readability index: <%= analysis.automated_readability_index.try(:round) %> / 16
<% end %> <% if analysis.gunning_fog_index %>
• Gunning fog index: <%= analysis.gunning_fog_index.try(:round) %> / 16
<% end %> <% if analysis.combined_average_reading_level %>
• Combined average reading level: <%= analysis.combined_average_reading_level.try(:round) %> / 16
<% end %>