Differences
This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.
| Both sides previous revisionPrevious revision | Next revisionBoth sides next revision |
| en:manualy:kontext:kolokace [2016/09/02 14:28] – [Menu: Collocation] kristinavalentinyova | en:manualy:kontext:kolokace [2016/09/12 13:39] – [Menu: Collocation] jankocek |
|---|
| ====== Menu: Collocation ====== | ====== Menu: Collocation ====== |
| |
| [{{ :manualy:kontext:kolokace-form.png?direct&300|Form for specification of analysis of collocation candidates }}] | [{{ :en:manualy:kontext:kolokace-form.png?direct&300|Form for specification of analysis of collocation candidates }}] |
| |
| One of the principal properties of [[en:manualy:kontext:index|interface KonText]] is the possibility to use statistical methods to identify [[en:pojmy:kolokace|collocations]] of a wanted word. By collocation, we understand a meaningful, fixed, syntagmatic sequence of two (or more) words in the immediate proximity. A collocation consists of a key word (**node** which usually is also [[en:pojmy:kwic|KWIC]]) and a contextual word (**collocate**). The list of collocation candidates with which a wanted word or a phrase collocates forms the basis for corpus analysis, as it enables us to determine what kind of context is typical for a wanted phenomenon. | One of the principal properties of [[en:manualy:kontext:index|interface KonText]] is the possibility to use statistical methods to identify [[en:pojmy:kolokace|collocations]] of a wanted word. By collocation, we understand a meaningful, fixed, syntagmatic sequence of two (or more) words in the immediate proximity. A collocation consists of a key word (**node** which usually is also [[en:pojmy:kwic|KWIC]]) and a contextual word (**collocate**). The list of collocation candidates with which a wanted word or a phrase collocates forms the basis for corpus analysis, as it enables us to determine what kind of context is typical for a wanted phenomenon. |
