New Google tool
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2010 5:31 pm
no, i mean the tool to trace thelanguage evolution over timejanMato wrote:toki pona doesn't even register. In fact, the only fake language name that registers is Klingon and Esperanto
I wrote some code trying to come up with some measure of toki pona for readability scores.jan-ante wrote:so, what about tp? measuring f(li) we could estimate how does the length of tp sentence changes. f(pi) might indicate the change in modifier chains complexity, etc
it was the biggest revolution of minds in russian history. it brought the precise thinking to the broad masses of people. from that time every schoolchild studied literature, mathematics, chemistry, darwinism, etc. but ngrams could be even more interesting than you expect. look how defeats in both world wars affected the german thinking. you could separately try without sie so wenn to view the effect for low frequancy words. Compare, how the wars affected the english speakers. the effect wass opposit (exkept "will"). then go "back to the USSR". you can see peaks at 1928, 1942, 1953, 1990. you probably know what do the 2nt ant 4th date mean in soviet history. 1928 was the famine, 1953 was the Stalin's death. the point of turnover in late soviet era was 1975-1977, when (probably) the accumulation of pakala started; 1990 was just a culmination. this refutes the theory of Gorbi's conspiracy as the cause of soviet collapse.janMato wrote:That is interesting how the Russian Revolution had such an impact on basic things like how many clause introducing words people used in published texts.
I looked for the easiest text in the corpus. And the winner is... surprise! surprise!... "advanced- jan Kikamesi- jan Enkitu li kama" with combined readability score equal 0.0, as all its metrics are equal zerojanMato wrote:I have some metrics and I calculate them for a variety of documents. I'll have to go back to all of these to get what year they were written-- I didn't think to get that when I was gathering files for the corpus.
http://tokipona.net/tp/CorpusReadability.aspx
Done. http://tokipona.net/tp/ Enter your tp search words in the box and click search. The results are restricted to sites manually determined to have toki pona content.Ricky6 wrote:Good if google would come up with a Toki Pona version..