Two halves of a meaningful text are statistically different

9 April 2020

Papers citing "Two halves of a meaningful text are statistically different"

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The emotional arcs of stories are dominated by six basic shapes A. J. Reagan Lewis Mitchell Dilan Kiley C. Danforth P. Dodds 35 366 0 24 Jun 2016
Mapping Out Narrative Structures and Dynamics Using Networks and Textual Information Semi Min Juyong Park 23 27 0 24 Mar 2016
Rank-frequency relation for Chinese characters Weibing Deng A. Allahverdyan Bo Li Q. Wang 35 25 0 06 Sep 2013
Explaining Zipf's Law via Mental Lexicon A. Allahverdyan Weibing Deng Q. Wang MILM 46 20 0 18 Feb 2013
Languages cool as they expand: Allometric scaling and the decreasing need for new words A. Petersen J. Tenenbaum S. Havlin H. Stanley M. Perc 104 238 0 11 Dec 2012
On the origin of long-range correlations in texts E. Altmann G. Cristadoro M. Degli Esposti 68 111 0 03 Jul 2012
Excess entropy in natural language: present state and perspectives L. Debowski 40 27 0 06 May 2011
A Paradoxical Property of the Monkey Book S. Bernhardsson S. Baek P. Minnhagen 45 16 0 14 Mar 2011
Towards the quantification of the semantic information encoded in written language M. Montemurro Damián H. Zanette MILM 75 47 0 09 Jul 2009
Size dependent word frequencies and translational invariance of books S. Bernhardsson L. E. C. Rocha P. Minnhagen 102 22 0 03 Jun 2009
On the nature of long-range letter correlations in texts D. Manin 65 2 0 31 Aug 2008
On the role of autocorrelations in texts D. Lande A. Snarskii 108 3 0 01 Oct 2007
Zipf's Law and Avoidance of Excessive Synonymy D. Manin 108 73 0 30 Sep 2007