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Word space models of lexical variation
2009
Proceedings of the Workshop on Geometrical Models of Natural Language Semantics - GEMS '09
unpublished
In the recognition of words that are typical of a specific language variety, the classic keyword approach performs rather poorly. We show how this keyword analysis can be complemented with a word space model constructed on the basis of two corpora: one representative of the language variety under investigation, and a reference corpus. This combined approach is able to recognize the markers of a language variety as words that not only have a significantly higher frequency as compared to the
doi:10.3115/1705415.1705417
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