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====== Lexical Diversity ====== | ====== Lexical Diversity ====== | ||
- | InterCorp release 16ud is annotated by two measures of lexical diversity. They are specified as metadata for each text of sufficient length, for each linguistically annotated language. In KonText, they can be displayed and queried like any other metadata items, such as author or sentence | + | * InterCorp release 16ud is annotated by following |
+ | * **lexDivWord**: | ||
+ | * **lexDivLemma**: | ||
+ | * The measures are based on the type-token ratio metrics. They show the average number of different types (word forms or lemmas) in a moving window of 1000 tokens. Punctuation is ignored. | ||
+ | * If the text has less than 1000 tokens, the measures are not defined and the value of both attributes equals the underscore character ('' | ||
+ | * For languages which are not linguistically annotated, only the measure counting word forms ('' | ||
+ | * In KonText, they can be displayed and queried like any other metadata items about a text, such as author or text ID. | ||
+ | * Average values for all combinations of a language and a text type in InterCorp v16ud are shown in the table on [[https:// | ||
+ | * See also [[en: | ||
- | * lexDivWord: average number of different word forms per 1000 tokens | + | |
- | * lexDivLemma: | + | |
- | * The measures are based on the type-token ratio measure. | ||
- | * They show the average number of different types (word forms or lemmas) in a moving window of 1000 tokens. | ||
- | * If the text has less than 1000 tokens, the measures are not defined. | ||
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+ | ===== References ===== | ||
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+ | Alexandr Rosen (2024): Lexical and syntactic variability | ||
+ | of languages and text genres – a corpus-based study. [[https:// | ||
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+ | Alexandr Rosen (2024). [[https:// | ||