10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISTINCTIVENESS RATIO»
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The Problem of the Reign of King Edward III: A Statistical ...
On the 'plus' side at the extreme is Group i, with a distinctiveness ratio of 10 or
more, Group 2, with distinctiveness ratio from 9.9 to 7, and so on down to Group 9
, with distinctiveness ratio 1.5 to 1.4 (below which words are classified as 'neutral'
) ...
2
The Canon of Thomas Middleton's Plays: Internal Evidence for ...
distinctiveness ratio of 39 x 16/446, since there are 39 instances in The Puritan
and 446 instances in the 16-play sample. This reduces to very nearly 1.4, which
shows that faith is a borderline case, since it is inadvisable to waste effort on ...
These words were selected on the basis of having attained a certain
distinctiveness ratio. The significant level of distinctiveness ratio was designated
as 2 and above.1 These possible "Rabelais indicators" in turn were grouped all
together to ...
4
Republics in ancient India
The items were grouped according to their 'distinctiveness ratio', i.e. the
percentage of occurrences in Junius divided by the percentage of occurrences in
the million-word sample, giving Junius plus-words (distinctiveness ratio 1 +) and
...
On the basis of the frequency rates for various authors' use of any given word, he
calculates a distinctiveness ratio (D). For example, if author A uses 'not' at a rate
of three words per hundred (.03) and the average rate for other authors of his ...
Agustín (Santo, Obispo de Hipona.), B. Darell Jackson, Jan Pinborg, 1975
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A Companion to Digital Literary Studies
Another simple operation is dividing the frequency of an item in one text by its
frequency in another, yielding the distinctiveness ratio (DR), a measure of the
difference between the texts. Ratios below 0.67 or above 1.5 are normally
considered ...
Ray Siemens, Susan Schreibman, 2013
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Digital Literary Studies: Corpus Approaches to Poetry, ...
The distinctiveness ratio was designed to compare just two texts, but a modified
version can be used to identify those words with the widest range of frequency
among the three periods of James's style. The DR is a very simple measure of ...
David L. Hoover, Jonathan Culpeper, Kieran O'Halloran, 2014
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Computing in the humanities: proceedings of the Third ...
We can ensure that our groups satisfy the former condition by calculating, for
each word and group, a distinctiveness ratio} Let us express the distinctiveness
ratio of an expression occurring in the ethical treatises as its Nicomachean
frequency ...
Serge Lusignan, John S. North, Université de Montréal, 1977
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Quantitative linguistics
The ratio of the number of occurrences of a type in a given author and in the
control sample from contemporary writings, he calls the distinctiveness ratio of
the type. Being aware of the considerable variation in the number of occurrences
of his ...
10
Image Analysis and Processing -- ICIAP 2009: 15th ...
Column 4-6: percent of matched discriptors, percent of correctly matched
descriptors, and percent of mtched images using distinctiveness ratio of 1.5. 10
20 30 40 50 60 70 % Random 3−Neighbors 5−Neighbors of database filtered Fig
. 4.
Pasquale Foggia, Carlo Sansone, Mario Vento, 2009
