[Feature] Added emoji usage frequency support#618
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What is it ?
This PR adds - as an optional feature enabled by default - recent emojis sorted accordingly to their frequency of use. As opposite to the "last used" sorting currently in place.
The goal was to allow a sorting method that would take into account number of uses as well as how recent these uses are.
How it works ?
To explain this briefly, as incoming data we have dates at which emojis had been use, and as outcoming data we want a a value, that we called frequency, that we use to compare emoji against each other.
We compute that "frequency" for each recent emoji by following these steps:
Here is a graphical representation for 0 to 12 times our reference time (which is 24h):
And now ?
The model for now is "as is", and is in test since 1 week, but may need a bit of testing by a larger audience. We can have a less stiff curve to give a bit less importance to "recentness" over number of uses.
Fixes #55