Frequency of mixed errors

[Brielle Stark]

Hi there,

When a word is coded as mixed error (that is, a * s and a * p code), how might we use the freq command to see how many mixed errors exist? I know how to call out specific error codes, such as:

freq +s"[\* s*]" +s"[\* p*]" +t*PAR *.cha

but is there a way to specialize the above code to call out only mixed errors (e.g. those with both an *s and a *p code?)

Many thanks,

Brie

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Brielle Stark, PhD

Assistant Professor, Speech and Hearing Sciences

Indiana University

[Leonid Spektor]

Brie,

Unfortunately there is no way to do this with FREQ at this time. But, you can use COMBO command to find and count those error codes with this command:

combo +s"[\* *]^[\* *]"

Leonid.

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