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Linguistic distance and literacy in arabic

Journal of Pragmatics, 1983
Abstract The degree of correspondence between the spoken and written forms of language varies from one language to another. In the case of Arabic the distance between the standard written variety and all of the many spoken varieties is very conspicuous, causing a host of sociolinguistic problems some of which are discussed in this paper. It is argued
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Effects of Linguistic Distancing on Affect and Appraisals

2022
Has (i) datasets (.csv files), (ii) scripts for data pre-processing and analyses (.Rmd files) and (iii) supplemental materials.
Nasarudin, Amani   +2 more
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Dermatoglyphic distances and different linguistic groups in Sardinia

International Journal of Anthropology, 1986
By means of Penrose's C H 2 , a matrix of dermatoglyphic distances was calculated from several palmar characteristics of 1831 males belonging to different Sardinian linguistic groups. Then, by means of cluster analysis, a dendrogram was constructed and compared with a diagram of the affinities among ...
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Steinhaus Transforms of Fuzzy String Distances in Computational Linguistics

2018
In this paper we deal with distances for fuzzy strings in [0, 1] n, to be used in distance-based linguistic classification. We start from the fuzzy Hamming distance, anticipated by the linguist Muljačić back in 1967, and the taxicab distance, which both generalize the usual crisp Hamming distance, using in the first case the standard logical ...
Anca Dinu   +3 more
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Linguistic distance effect on cross-linguistic transfer of morphological awareness

Applied Psycholinguistics, 2012
ABSTRACTThis study examined transfer facilitation effect of first language morphological awareness on second language lexical inference ability among Grade 6 Chinese-speaking English as a foreign language learners in China. A set of paper and pencil tests was administered to measure children's morphological awareness and lexical inference ability in ...
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Consequences of Linguistic Distance for Economic Growth

Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 2017
AbstractThis paper advances a new country‐level measure of ethno‐linguistic diversity, making use of Greenberg's definition of diversity by synthesizing information on the share of different ethno‐linguistic groups in a country's population and, more importantly, information on intergroup linguistic distances derived from a recently developed ...
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Linguistic Distances and their Use in Economics

2015
The paper offers an overview of the various approaches to compute linguistic distances (the lexicostatistic method, Levenshtein distances, distances based on language trees, phonetic distances, the ASJP project and distances based on learning scores) as well as distances between groups.
Ginsburgh, Victor, Weber, Shlomo
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Computational Linguistic Distances and Big Data

2018
Linguistic distance has always been an inter-language issue, but English being a interwoven cluster of rhyming words, homophones, tenses etc., has turned linguistic distance into an intra-language unit to measure the similarity of sounds. In many theoretical and applied areas of computational linguistics i.e., Big Data, researchers operate with a ...
Krishnaveer Abhishek Challa   +1 more
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Linguistic distance and economic development: A cross‐country analysis

Review of Development Economics, 2022
Mariko Nakagawa, Shonosuke Sugasawa
exaly  

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