Blogs about: Corpus Linguistics
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Bigger, Better Google Ngrams: Brace Yourself for the Power of Grammar – The Atlantic
See on Scoop.it – Computer Aided Language Learning The power of web based corpus research has become even more accessable thanks to Google Ngrams. Its funny how Zimmer writes about how this tool… more →
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Computer Love
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wrote 1 week ago: Computer Love: short post about my research and the tactility of data Originally posted at http://ww … more →
Frequency
wrote 3 weeks ago: Not-so-hertz Of lexis Repetitive, regular, Becomes you. Well proportioned Law abiding Zip(f) in natu … more →
Stylistic analyses with WebCorp
wrote 1 month ago: WebCorp is a set of tools that allows the study of the world wide web as a corpus and while it was i … more →
Is Your Writing Acid or Alkaline?
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wrote 1 month ago: So I was reading a health magazine the other day and there was a piece about the acid-alkaline balan … more →
Call for Papers: Corpus Linguistics 2013
wrote 1 month ago: “Corpus Linguistics – 2013″ St. Petersburg (25-27 June 2013) The Department of Mathemati … more →
How I (almost) won an argument using corpus linguistics
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wrote 2 months ago: I’m taking a class called “Morphology and Syntax.” It’s currently the third … more →
A Simple Guide to Using AntConc now in French
wrote 2 months ago: A Simple Guide to Using AntConc is now available in French! A big thanks to Stefania Solofrizzo for … more →
collocation
wrote 2 months ago: the node has centre stage as always, egotistical to no end handsome as a lover heavy as a smoker fre … more →
Vive la eRevolution (Seconde Partie)
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wrote 3 months ago: My post a couple of weeks ago on the eLanguage corpus, CANELC (Cambridge and Nottingham eLanguage Co … more →
Vive la eRevolution!
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wrote 3 months ago: “We are in the middle of a syntactical and discursive revolution.” Ron Carter (2013) Res … more →
A Linguistic Analysis of a White Supremacist Web Forum
wrote 3 months ago: The following is the abstract for my Ph.D thesis. My advisor for this research was Dr. Paul baker fr … more →
“I know… I don’t know!” Times of Uncertainty: A Corpus Linguistic study of Seinfeld
wrote 3 months ago: I think to get the ball rolling with this I will post the abstract for a recent study I did on Seinf … more →
Talk: A Computational Approach to the Study of Japanese (01/25/13 )
wrote 3 months ago: A Computational Approach to the Study of Japanese Atsushi Fukada, Purdue University Friday, January … more →
ETAOIN SRHLDCU, or: What are the most common words and letters in English?
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wrote 4 months ago: Most of us know that ‘e’ is the most common letter in English and the is the most common word. Many … more →
WebCorp - web as corpus - now it's easy to query!
wrote 5 months ago: Why using the web as a corpus? Since corpora are traditionally clean and controlled data sometimes y … more →
Google’s Ngram Viewer and wild treacle
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wrote 6 months ago: I have two new posts up at Macmillan Dictionary Blog. If you subscribe to it, or follow me on Twitte … more →
A final reflection on this aspect of data-driven learning
wrote 6 months ago: Corpus linguistics is a very interesting form of language technology because it is less instantaneou … more →
An Intro to Corpus Linguistics - Week 5 of my blog :)
wrote 6 months ago: Last year, when I was in first year in university, I had two linguistics classes. I really enjoyed t … more →
Concordanc-ing through language learning :)
wrote 7 months ago: Well, this week I decided to metaphorically and technologically kill two birds with one stone. In th … more →
