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|a P138.5
|b .Q36 2017
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|a Quantitative methods in linguistics
|c editor Jerry Grant
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|a New Rochelle, New York :
|b Magnum Publishing LLC ,
|c c2017
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|a xiv, 436 p. :
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|c 24 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a 1. Rules from words: a dynamic neural basis for a lawful linguistic process -- 2. Oscillatory brain activity reveals linguistic print in the quantity code -- 3. A double team semantics for generalized quantifiers -- 4. Functional and structural integration without compretence overstepping in structured semantic knowladge base system -- 5. Explaining quantity implicatures -- 6. The efficient coding of speech: cross-linguistic differences -- 7. Ethiopian population dermatoglyphic study reveals linguistic stratification of diversity -- 8. Admodal aspects of linguistic design -- 9. Quantitative measurements of autobiographical memory content -- 10. A quantitative theory of human color choices -- 11. Exploring the Measurement of markedness and its relationship with other linguistic variables -- 12. Sentence-internal same and its quantificational licensors: a new window into the processing of inverse scope -- 13. Research into functioning of the state language in the situation of mass bilingualism of North Kazakhstan using the differential technique -- 14. Meaning making through minimal linguistic forms in computer-mediated communication -- 15. How can family resemblances approach help to typify qualitative research? exploring the complexity of simplicity -- 16. Measuring self-regulation in second language learning -- 17. Linguistic diversity and traffic accidents: lessons from statistical studies of cultural traits -- 18. Understanding confounding effects in linguistics coordination: an information-theoretic approach -- 19. Incorporating linguistic knowledge for learning distributed world representations
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|a Linguistics
|x Statistical methods
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|a Grant, Jerry ,
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