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The Art of Quantitative Linguistics

Abstract A linguist venturing on the thorny path paved with formulas has four problems to surmount: to characterize a phenomenon, to describe a course, to discover a dependency, and to explain the genesis of a language phenomenon. Each of these phases has its charms and difficulties. Each admits for an individual research style, but at the same time forces us to use objective procedures.

Gabriel Altmann | G. Altmann

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