Rank-frequency relation for Chinese characters

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Rank-frequency relation for Chinese characters

6 September 2013

A. Allahverdyan

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Language Complexity and Speech Recognition Accuracy: Orthographic Complexity Hurts, Phonological Complexity Doesn't Chihiro Taguchi David Chiang 73 2 0 13 Jun 2024
Direct and indirect evidence of compression of word lengths. Zipf's law of abbreviation revisited Sonia Petrini Antoni Casas-i-Munoz Jordi Cluet-i-Martinell Mengxue Wang C. Bentz R. Ferrer-i-Cancho 47 5 0 17 Mar 2023
The optimality of word lengths. Theoretical foundations and an empirical study Sonia Petrini Antoni Casas-i-Munoz Jordi Cluet-i-Martinell Mengxue Wang C. Bentz R. Ferrer-i-Cancho 32 1 0 22 Aug 2022
Optimal alphabet for single text compression A. Allahverdyan Andranik Khachatryan 42 2 0 13 Jan 2022
Two halves of a meaningful text are statistically different Weibing Deng Rongrong Xie Shengfeng Deng A. Allahverdyan 42 4 0 09 Apr 2020
Long-Range Correlation Underlying Childhood Language and Generative Models Kumiko Tanaka-Ishii 15 2 0 11 Dec 2017
The Dependence of Frequency Distributions on Multiple Meanings of Words, Codes and Signs Xiao-Yong Yan P. Minnhagen 35 6 0 28 Sep 2017
Character Distributions of Classical Chinese Literary Texts: Zipf's Law, Genres, and Epochs Chao-Lin Liu Shuhua Zhang Yuanli Geng Huei-ling Lai Hongsu Wang 19 2 0 17 Sep 2017
Stochastic model for phonemes uncovers an author-dependency of their usage Weibing Deng A. Allahverdyan 23 4 0 05 Oct 2015