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38. Multi-dimensional approaches

  • Douglas Biber
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Volume 2
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. 36. Statistical methods for corpus exploitation 777
  4. 37. Distributions in text 803
  5. 38. Multi-dimensional approaches 822
  6. 39. Machine learning 855
  7. 40. Exploratory multivariate analysis 874
  8. 41. Corpus linguistics in morphology: Morphological productivity 899
  9. 42. Corpora and syntax 920
  10. 43. Corpora and grammar 933
  11. 44. The induction of verb frames and verb classes from corpora 952
  12. 45. Corpus linguistics and word meaning 972
  13. 46. Theory-driven corpus research: Using corpora to inform aspect theory 987
  14. 47. Corpora and spoken language 1008
  15. 48. Cross-lingual influence: The integration of foreign items 1024
  16. 49. Corpora and discourse analysis 1043
  17. 50. Corpus linguistics and stylometry 1070
  18. 51. Historical corpus linguistics and evidence of language change 1091
  19. 52. Corpora and the study of recent change in language 1109
  20. 53. Corpus linguistics and dialectology 1126
  21. 54. Contrastive corpus studies 1140
  22. 55. Corpora in human translation 1159
  23. 56. Corpora and machine translation 1175
  24. 57. Corpus linguistics and first language acquisition 1197
  25. 58. Corpora and collocations 1212
  26. 59. Corpora and text re-use 1249
  27. 60. Corpora for text summarisation 1271
  28. 61. Quantitative methods in corpus linguistics 1286
  29. Backmatter 1305
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110213881.2.822

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. 36. Statistical methods for corpus exploitation 777
  4. 37. Distributions in text 803
  5. 38. Multi-dimensional approaches 822
  6. 39. Machine learning 855
  7. 40. Exploratory multivariate analysis 874
  8. 41. Corpus linguistics in morphology: Morphological productivity 899
  9. 42. Corpora and syntax 920
  10. 43. Corpora and grammar 933
  11. 44. The induction of verb frames and verb classes from corpora 952
  12. 45. Corpus linguistics and word meaning 972
  13. 46. Theory-driven corpus research: Using corpora to inform aspect theory 987
  14. 47. Corpora and spoken language 1008
  15. 48. Cross-lingual influence: The integration of foreign items 1024
  16. 49. Corpora and discourse analysis 1043
  17. 50. Corpus linguistics and stylometry 1070
  18. 51. Historical corpus linguistics and evidence of language change 1091
  19. 52. Corpora and the study of recent change in language 1109
  20. 53. Corpus linguistics and dialectology 1126
  21. 54. Contrastive corpus studies 1140
  22. 55. Corpora in human translation 1159
  23. 56. Corpora and machine translation 1175
  24. 57. Corpus linguistics and first language acquisition 1197
  25. 58. Corpora and collocations 1212
  26. 59. Corpora and text re-use 1249
  27. 60. Corpora for text summarisation 1271
  28. 61. Quantitative methods in corpus linguistics 1286
  29. Backmatter 1305
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