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Contributions to Quantitative Linguistics

1993
QUALICO has been held for the first time as an international conference to demonstrate the state of the art in quantitative linguistics. This domain of language study and research is gaining considerable interest due to recent advances in linguistic modelling, particularly in computational linguistics, cognitive science, and developments in mathematics
Burghard B. Rieger, Reinhard Khler
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Cognitive Linguistics: The Quantitative Turn

Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 2017
This book is a collection of 10 papers that appeared in Cognitive Linguistics over the years 2008 to 2012, together with an introductory article by the editor, Laura A. Janda.
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A Structuralist Framework for Quantitative Linguistics

2007
Summary. Recent advances in the quantitative analysis of natural language call for a theoretical framework that explains, how these advances are possible. This helps to unify different approaches and algorithms in quantitative linguistics. We consider the linguistic tradition of structuralism as a basis for such a framework.
Stefan Bordag, Gerhard Heyer
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Quantitative Aspects ofJournal of Quantitative Linguistics

Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 2014
AbstractAs one of the most authoritative journals in the field of quantitative linguistics, the Journal of Quantitative Linguistics has just passed its 20th birthday. In this paper, we collect information from the 20 volumes of this journal published so far (1994–2013) to build a corpus, then extract different categories of information using corpus ...
Ruina Chen, Haitao Liu
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Discrete and continuous modelling in quantitative linguistics* [PDF]

Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 2007
Abstract We derive a mathematically based method for switching from continuous to discrete linguistic models and back. Several examples are presented. A general algorithmic approach is suggested.
Ján Mačutek, Gabriel Altmann
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Problems in Quantitative Linguistics 4

Australian Journal of Linguistics, 2015
Problems in Quantitative Linguistics 4 (henceforth Problems 4) is a collection of problems involving the quantitative analysis of selected linguistic issues; open ongoing research tasks and project...
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Methods and Applications of Quantitative Linguistics

Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 2014
The International Conference of Quantitative Linguistics (QUALICO) was held for the first time in Trier, Germany, in 1991 to demonstrate the state of the art in quantitative linguistics, since when...
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Linguistic Dimensions of Psychopathology: A Quantitative Analysis

Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 2008
Abstract The present study examined differences in natural word use between psychiatric outpatients and nonclinical controls. The Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) was used to determine its utility for the study of linguistic features of psychopathology.
Joshua M. Smyth, Doerte U. Junghaenel, Laura Santner   +2 more
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History of Quantitative Linguistics in France

2016
Cet ouvrage, consacré à l’histoire de la linguistique quantitative en France, est centré sur les recherches ayant impliqué des méthodes mathématiques ou l’usage et l’interprétation de données quantitatives, à l’exclusion des méthodes computationnelles, des grands corpus et de la modélisation formelle. La linguistique quantitative a un statut spécial en
Léon, Jacqueline, Loiseau, Sylvain
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Quantitative linguistics and complex system studies*

Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 1996
Abstract Linguistic discourses treated as maximum entropy systems of words according to prescriptions of algorithmic information theory (Kolmogorov, Chaitin, & Zurek) are shown to give a natural explanation of Zipf's law with quantitative rigor. The pattern of word frequencies in discourse naturally leads to a distinction between two classes of words ...
S. Naranan, V.K. Balasubrahmanyan
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