2017
DOI: 10.15587/1729-4061.2017.107512
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Development of a method for the recognition of author’s style in the Ukrainian language texts based on linguometry, stylemetry and glottochronology

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“…An experiment of distinguishing terms was carried out on 3 technical articles [1][2][3] (Tables 5, 6). The keywords in bold are those that occurred in the results of applying all the methods, the italicized keywords are only those obtained through the B-G methods, and the underlined keywords are those in the methods A and C-G.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Research Results On Identifying Stable Wormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An experiment of distinguishing terms was carried out on 3 technical articles [1][2][3] (Tables 5, 6). The keywords in bold are those that occurred in the results of applying all the methods, the italicized keywords are only those obtained through the B-G methods, and the underlined keywords are those in the methods A and C-G.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Research Results On Identifying Stable Wormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are often used not for the acceptance/rejection of hypotheses but for the ranking of candidate word combinations. Table 5 The list of frequency index for stable word combinations in articles [1][2][3] No.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Research Results On Identifying Stable Wormentioning
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“…Formal ontology is a set of concepts and assertions about these concepts, on the basis of which the classes, objects, relations, functions and theories are constructed [28][29][30][31]. Most models of ontologies contain the following components: concepts (concepts, classes); properties of concepts (attributes, roles); relationship between concepts (dependence, function); additional constraints that are defined by axioms [32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39]. The role of the concept is a description of the task, function, action, strategy, process of reasoning, etc.…”
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