Statistical generation of a technical vocabulary
American DocumentationPublished 1 October 1968
Don C. Stone, Morris Rubinoff
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The results of an experiment in the use of statistical techniques for extracting a technical vocabulary from document texts are presented and discussed.
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Abstract The results of an experiment in the use of statistical techniques for extracting a technical vocabulary from document texts are presented and discussed.
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