This project measures and classifies language variation. In contrast to earlier dialectology, we seek a comprehensive characterization of (potentially gradual) differences between dialects, rather than. a geographic delineation of (discrete) features of individual words or pronunciations. More general characterizations of dialect differences then become available. We measure phonetic (un)relatedness between dialects using Levenshtein distance, and classify by clustering distances but also by analysis through multidimensional scaling.</p
AbstractResearch in dialectal variation allows linguists to understand the fundamental principles th...
Abstract- Dialectal variation has witnessed a noticeable progress in the past half –century, this pr...
Structuralists famously observed that language is "un systeme oil tout se tient" (Meillet, 1903, p.4...
In this paper a range of methods for measuring the phonetic distance between dialectal variants are ...
This article surveys recent developments furthering dialectometric research which the authors have b...
Dialect classification is a classical problem in traditional dialectology. In the course of the last...
Some of the main aims of dialectology have always been the division of a given geographic space into...
In traditional dialect geography, dialect divisions are based on individual linguistic features. How...
The terms “language” and “dialect” are ingrained, but linguists nevertheless tend to agreethat it is...
Dialectometry is a multidisciplinary field that uses quantitative methods in the analysis of dialect...
Traditional dialectology relies on identifying language features which are common to one dialect are...
This paper presents a method of determining the degree of relatedness of the dialects of a language ...
It is a well-known fact that different types of features contribute to the linguistic distance betwe...
This study aimed to verify a computational phonetic and acoustic analysis tool created in the MATLAB...
Dialectometry measures the differences between dialects in ways which may involve many independently...
AbstractResearch in dialectal variation allows linguists to understand the fundamental principles th...
Abstract- Dialectal variation has witnessed a noticeable progress in the past half –century, this pr...
Structuralists famously observed that language is "un systeme oil tout se tient" (Meillet, 1903, p.4...
In this paper a range of methods for measuring the phonetic distance between dialectal variants are ...
This article surveys recent developments furthering dialectometric research which the authors have b...
Dialect classification is a classical problem in traditional dialectology. In the course of the last...
Some of the main aims of dialectology have always been the division of a given geographic space into...
In traditional dialect geography, dialect divisions are based on individual linguistic features. How...
The terms “language” and “dialect” are ingrained, but linguists nevertheless tend to agreethat it is...
Dialectometry is a multidisciplinary field that uses quantitative methods in the analysis of dialect...
Traditional dialectology relies on identifying language features which are common to one dialect are...
This paper presents a method of determining the degree of relatedness of the dialects of a language ...
It is a well-known fact that different types of features contribute to the linguistic distance betwe...
This study aimed to verify a computational phonetic and acoustic analysis tool created in the MATLAB...
Dialectometry measures the differences between dialects in ways which may involve many independently...
AbstractResearch in dialectal variation allows linguists to understand the fundamental principles th...
Abstract- Dialectal variation has witnessed a noticeable progress in the past half –century, this pr...
Structuralists famously observed that language is "un systeme oil tout se tient" (Meillet, 1903, p.4...