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RE: Number of syllables distribution - Emma May Smith - 21-04-2019 (21-04-2019, 06:24 AM)ReneZ wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Well, given that for two representative known plain texts, one in Latin and one in middle Dutch, the syllable count is quite different, there is a rather wide range of syllable counts that could be considered 'normal'. This is clearly a basic but worthwhile outcome: a) a fairly simple definition of "syllable" is achievable which results in b) a naturalistic syllable-per-word distribution. It doesn't prove much about linguistic theories, but it shows that there's no real problem in this regard. Nor is there a lack of "short" words. I think there's a lot more work we could do with these potential "syllables", however, to turn them into something upon which deeper analysis can be built. RE: Number of syllables distribution - ReneZ - 21-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - Antonio García Jiménez - 21-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - Koen G - 27-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - ReneZ - 27-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - Koen G - 28-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - MarcoP - 28-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - Koen G - 28-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - ReneZ - 29-04-2019 RE: Number of syllables distribution - Emma May Smith - 29-04-2019 |