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Volume 54, 2023

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Anton Oleinik:
A comparison of two text specificity measures analyzing a heterogenous text corpus. 1-12
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Tsy Yih, Haitao Liu:
The meaning distributions on different levels of granularity. 13-38
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Yaqin Wang, Ting Zeng:
Fellow or foe? A quantitative thematic exploration into Putin's and Trump's stylometric features. 39-57
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Sonia Petrini, Antoni Casas-i-Muñoz, Jordi Cluet-i-Martinell, Mengxue Wang, Christian Bentz, Ramon Ferrer-i-Cancho:
Direct and indirect evidence of compression of word lengths. Zipf's law of abbreviation revisited. 58-87
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Emmerich Kelih:
The journal SMIL - Statistical Methods in Linguistics (1962-1976) - some notes about the history of quantitative linguistics in Scandinavia and beyond. 88-98

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