20-04-2025, 07:27 AM
(19-04-2025, 07:07 PM)Mauro wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I can't make sense of all the statistical differences I saw between the different sections
Certainly the ratios are higher in the language A pages. This follows because the frequencies of in are lower in the language A pages. I have attached plots of frequencies for suffices iin and in for the major work groups to show this.
Generally I like to split the manuscript into six groups:
Bio B2
Herbal A1
Herbal B2
Pharma A1
Stars B3
Text B2
These being the most uniform. Each work group seems to exhibit its own language characteristics, in addition to the major differences between A and B. We all know about this, differences in the frequencies of eo,ka,ol,q,d etc. Again, if the issue is why this is happening then the scenario I pointed to earlier might explain this. In short, it might be because the various sections were not written at the same time, and between each there might have been a shift in the author's use of his own script.


