Main trends and results of quantitative linguistics in Finland*

Saukkonen, Pauli

doi:10.1080/09296179408589995

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“…We note that up to now little work has been completed on quantitative studies of the MG language, compared with other European languages (e.g., Saukkonen, 1994;Hammerl & Sambor, 1993;Tesˇitelova´, 1992).…”

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Basic Quantitative Characteristics of the Modern Greek Language Using the Hellenic National Corpus

Mikros

Hatzigeorgiu

Carayannis

2005

Journal of Quantitative Linguistics

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ModernGreek is one of the least quantitatively studied modern European languages and the goal of this paper is to fill this relative void. We use the Hellenic National Corpus (HNC), which is a growing corpus that currently includes 33 million words. The corpus and all the tools used in our work were developed by the Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP). In this paper we focus on three main areas: the lists of the 1000 most common words and lemmas, word length and letter frequency. We also make some comparisons with earlier work, in which we had used the previous 13 million word edition of the HNC.

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confidence: 98%