16-07-2020, 01:54 PM
Of course one have to assume that a word is a word (as it appears to be). Otherwise investigations on word level are not possible. With a few exceptions, the word separations are clearly recognizable by spaces. One can work with this
You could merge the short words at the end of the line with the first word of the following line, and then check against the VMS dictionary to see if this word already exists, or if a new one was created. If the word should already exist remarkably often, this would speak for a word division at the line break. - At least that would be a start.
(16-07-2020, 04:55 AM)Stephen Carlson wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.How do we know if a vord is broken across lines?
You could merge the short words at the end of the line with the first word of the following line, and then check against the VMS dictionary to see if this word already exists, or if a new one was created. If the word should already exist remarkably often, this would speak for a word division at the line break. - At least that would be a start.