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(426) Word-Frequency Distributions in Chinese- and English- Speaking Older Adults: An Analysis across Languages and Cognitive Statuses
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(425) The paradox of SOV: A case for token-based typology
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(424) The distribution of syntactic dependency distances
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(423) Comparative Statistical Analysis of Word Frequencies in Human-Written and AI-Generated Texts
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(422) How effective is OpenAI to write speeches for the US president?
Jacques Savoy GLOTTOMETRICS Issue 58, pp. 1–18 (2025) https://doi.org/10.53482/2025_58_422
(421) Decoding online literature: A Quantitative Analysis of Language Features in Chinese Online Literature
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