(29-11-2024, 06:45 PM)oshfdk wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.(29-11-2024, 04:15 PM)Mauro wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Thank you! I just needed the wordlist to understand what's covered by this grammar, your Excel file should be perfect for that.
I'm not sure I understand the implications of the qualitative analysis you added in one of the previous posts. I'm not very familiar with grammars, I have some basic understanding of how they work in, say, describing programming languages, but I never had to deal with a grammar as a data analysis tool. What kinds of conclusions can be made from the fact that your grammars achieve good scores? Is it possible to somehow identify functional elements or gain some understanding of actual character boundaries (e.g., whether ch, iin, qo should be treated as single entities)?
I think you can find all the answers in my post #14. For an example of how functional element could be identified, see the note in small characters at the end of the point "It's a sillabary".
Btw I have just completed a run using a WordChunk (new official name for the LOOP grammar, I propose) grammar with up to 4 word chunks. I need just a few mins to upload the Excel file and write the post.