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Description: This group is concerned with using R for corpus linguistics. Postings on loading & searching corpora with regular expressions & performing statistical/graphical analyses of corpus data are welcome. Also, this group will probably host the companion website of my intro to corpus linguistics with R.
 

hcfa questions 
  Hi, I have two basic questions regarding the use of hierarchical configural frequency analysis. First, is there a rule of thumb of how many factors are acceptable, given a certain number of datapoints? To illustrate, I have around 350 examples and would like to analyze 5 factors (2-4 levels each). I... more »
By mhilpert@gmail.com  - Oct 2 - 3 new of 3 messages    

Whole word matching 
  Hi - a very simply question, but I'm hung up on it. I have a vector (nouns) with a list of words I want to search for. for (j in nouns){ output<-grep(j, student.lines.2, value=TRUE)} This works, but it finds parts of words that match as well as whole words. I need to limit it to whole words.... more »
By Julia Deak  - Sep 22 - 4 new of 4 messages    

Cosine matrix 
  Hi. Is there a way to get a matrix of cosines between vectors? I have a 518 column vectors of length 2160 and I was hoping to get a 518*518 matrix of the cosines between these vectors. Basically I would like to the equivalent of cor(mydata) but for cosines not correlations between the vectors. But of course,... more »
By mishery  - Sep 19 - 4 new of 4 messages    

rnorm function 
  I would like to have a detailed explanation of the rnorm function, more complete than the one showed in help(rnorm). Where can I find it? Thank you very much. Eduardo Dominiccini
By Eduardo_D  - Aug 15 - 3 new of 3 messages    

Odd numbers in simple graphics 
  This could be a newbie question, but I canīt find information about it on R manuals. This is my inquiry: How can I make a plot to show odd numbers in an axis? This is for simple graphics, for example when plotting two objects, a <- 1:10 ; b <- 11:20, I donīt get odd numbers. Thank you very much.... more »
By Eduardo_D  - Aug 15 - 3 new of 3 messages    

PlotLMER in LanguageR package 
  Has anyone used this? I can understand about 80% of what is in the LanguageR v0.95 documentation and the examples given there, but I am clearly missing some critical aspects. I want to plot the interaction of two continuous corpus frequency variables, surface and morph, in the following model of lexical... more »
By mishery  - Aug 15 - 5 new of 5 messages    

Combining two sets of data 
  I have two sets of data I want to combine and analyse together in linear mixed model. However data set two has one extra variable that is a highly significant predictor and I can't seem to work out how to combine the data sets taking into account the extra variable in data set two. Any help greatly received... more »
By mishery  - Jul 10 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Boxplots with log-scaled y-axis: origin at 1 
  Here is another question on odds ratios... I would like to diagram them in a barplot in R. Benedikt (p.c.) assures me that they are best shown when the y-axis is log-scaled - because disfavoring values are all between 0 and 1, but favoring values can be anywhere above 1. Log-scaling the y-axis seems to be no problem:... more »
By lars  - Jul 3 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Logistic regression (odds ratios) vs. mixed effects model 
  In this thread, Stefan very helpfully showed how to get R to report odds ratios from a logistic regression model produced by lrm(): [link] The command that gets them is this: (effect.sizes<-exp(1)^model.lr m $coefficients)... more »
By lars  - Jul 3 - 3 new of 3 messages    

View this page "quantitative-corpus-linguistics-with-R" 
  Some updates re production and some info re additional assignments (cf. the top of the page). Cheers, STG
By Stefan Th. Gries  - Jun 26 - 1 new of 1 message    

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