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RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - ReneZ - 30-08-2019
(30-08-2019, 09:43 PM)-JKP- wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Hyde & Rugg's approach and Torsten Timm's approach are almost completely opposite. It worries me when I see people lump them together.
Hyde & Rugg came up with a grille theory (I don't know whose idea it was originally, but the example on the Web was posted under both their names) and applied it to VMS text. They did NOT really study the text.
I'm sorry, but I don't agree. Gordon Rugg based his approach on the results of Jorge Stolfi's analysis of the text, namely the first installment where words seem to be built up of three parts: prefix, stem, suffix.
(This is different from the core-mantle-crust approach that came later.)
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - -JKP- - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - Mark Knowles - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - Mark Knowles - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - -JKP- - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - Mark Knowles - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - Mark Knowles - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - Mark Knowles - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - Mark Knowles - 31-08-2019
RE: What are the characteristics of Labelese? - Koen G - 31-08-2019