Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean texts
This study examines whether different types of texts, particularly in Korean, can be distinguished by the scaling exponent and degree of text cohesion. We use the controlled growth process model to incorporate the interaction effect into a power-law distribution and estimate the implied parameter ex...
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author | Hokyun Kim Sanghu Park Minhyuk Jeong Hyungi Byun Juyub Kim Doo Yong Lee Jooyoung Jeon Eojin Yi Kwangwon Ahn |
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description | This study examines whether different types of texts, particularly in Korean, can be distinguished by the scaling exponent and degree of text cohesion. We use the controlled growth process model to incorporate the interaction effect into a power-law distribution and estimate the implied parameter explaining the degree of text cohesiveness in a word distribution. We find that the word distributions of Korean languages differ from English regarding the range of scaling exponents. Additionally, different types of Korean texts display similar scaling exponents regardless of their genre. However, the interaction effect is higher for expert reports than for the benchmark novels. The findings suggest a valid framework for explaining the scaling phenomena of word distribution based on microscale interactions. It also suggests that a viable method exists for inferring text genres based on text cohesion. |
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spelling | doaj.art-d22f3aba2f8148a9ae7c0826645727a42023-09-07T05:31:50ZengPublic Library of Science (PLoS)PLoS ONE1932-62032023-01-01188Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean textsHokyun KimSanghu ParkMinhyuk JeongHyungi ByunJuyub KimDoo Yong LeeJooyoung JeonEojin YiKwangwon AhnThis study examines whether different types of texts, particularly in Korean, can be distinguished by the scaling exponent and degree of text cohesion. We use the controlled growth process model to incorporate the interaction effect into a power-law distribution and estimate the implied parameter explaining the degree of text cohesiveness in a word distribution. We find that the word distributions of Korean languages differ from English regarding the range of scaling exponents. Additionally, different types of Korean texts display similar scaling exponents regardless of their genre. However, the interaction effect is higher for expert reports than for the benchmark novels. The findings suggest a valid framework for explaining the scaling phenomena of word distribution based on microscale interactions. It also suggests that a viable method exists for inferring text genres based on text cohesion.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10470962/?tool=EBI |
spellingShingle | Hokyun Kim Sanghu Park Minhyuk Jeong Hyungi Byun Juyub Kim Doo Yong Lee Jooyoung Jeon Eojin Yi Kwangwon Ahn Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean texts PLoS ONE |
title | Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean texts |
title_full | Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean texts |
title_fullStr | Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean texts |
title_full_unstemmed | Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean texts |
title_short | Scaling behavior and text cohesion in Korean texts |
title_sort | scaling behavior and text cohesion in korean texts |
url | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10470962/?tool=EBI |
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