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Monolingual Document Retrieval for European Languages
Information Retrieval, 2004Recent years have witnessed considerable advances in information retrieval for European languages other than English.We give an overview of commonly used techniques and we analyze them with respect to their impact on retrieval eectiveness. The techniques considered range from linguistically motivated techniques, such as morphological normalization and ...
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Genetics and Language in European Populations
The American Naturalist, 1990Migration, selection, and spatial differentiation determine the patterns of geographic variation in the gene frequencies of human populations. Inferences about past processes must be made from current patterns. The use of language differences as a variable concomitant to gene frequencies allows such inferences despite the complex relationship between ...
Sokal R. R. +8 more
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Transitions between the European Languages
The Modern Language Journal, 1942Author's summary.— There are no sharp borderlines between the European languages. There was interpenetration (1) between Greek and Latin in Antiquity, between Romance and Germanic stock at the time of the formation of the modern languages, and (2) between all our “foreign” languages during all their history.)
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