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Definition of statistical linguistics in English: statistical linguisticsplural noun treated as singular The application of statistical techniques to language analysis, typically using a large machine-readable corpus, in order to discover general principles of linguistic behaviour, genre difference, etc. Example sentencesExamples - I am a linguist active in computational and statistical linguistics.
- This book is of interest not only for its technical proposals for integrating formal language theory with statistical linguistics, but also for its exemplar-based epistemology.
- The issue relates very clearly to themes in statistical linguistics.
- The underlying process is what I find fascinating, perhaps because of my personal involvement with one of the earliest search engines - Architext, later called Excite - that also took a statistical linguistics approach.
- With centered around language, our lab is doing research in the field of linguistics, such as computer linguistics, statistical linguistics and cognitive linguistics.
- Although several contributors to statistical linguistics have been distinguished mathematicians, the subject has usually exploited standard mathematical concepts without making novel contributions to statistical theory.
- The basic information you need in statistical linguistics is the frequency of some items.
- Typical examples are the ecological abundance of species, vocabularies in statistical linguistics, and patterns in archaeological artifacts.
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