Counting the number of distinct factors in the words of a language gives a measure of complexity for that language similar to the factor-complexity of infinite words. Similarly as ...
By the famous theorem of Morse and Hedlund, a word is ultimately periodic if and only if it has bounded subword complexity, i.e., for sufficiently large n, the number of factors of...
The problem of computing periods in words, or finite sequences of symbols from a finite alphabet, has important applications in several areas including data compression, string se...
Zipf's law states that the frequency of word tokens in a large corpus of natural language is inversely proportional to the rank. The law is investigated for two languages Eng...
Le Quan Ha, Elvira I. Sicilia-Garcia, Ji Ming, F. ...
This presentation focuses on the semi-automatic extension of Arabic WordNet (AWN) using lexical and morphological rules and applying Bayesian inference. We briefly report on the c...