Titlebook: Computational and Corpus Approaches to Chinese Language Learning; Xiaofei Lu,Berlin Chen Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019

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Ryuzo Sato,Rama V. Ramachandranchers to adapt source texts (i.e., data-driven adapting) for classroom teaching remain a largely unexplored area. This chapter examines how teachers adapt new texts in a more comprehensible manner for L2 Chinese learners using an online system, .-.. .-. was developed to automatically assess text com

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Ryuzo Sato,Rama V. Ramachandraneasily grasped in practical use. This chapter introduces several context analysis techniques such as pointwise mutual information (PMI), .-gram language model, latent semantic analysis (LSA), and independent component analysis (ICA) to verify whether near-synonyms do match the given contexts. Applic

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Ryuzo Sato,Rama V. Ramachandranthem. It is also difficult to describe their stylistic differences in a clear and objective manner. The observations found in reference works such as dictionaries can be vague, equivocal, and limited in explanatory power. The present paper demonstrates how the corpus-based, multi-feature, multi-dime

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Conference proceedings 20061st editionof Chinese as a foreign language. Through analysing the word-formation mechanisms or strategies of Chinese neologisms on new media, learners can not only reinforce their understanding about the unique linguistic features of the Chinese language that they acquired before but also obtain a better unde

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Symmetry of High-Tc Superconductorsor a sentence-final modal particle and because its usage is subject to various semantic, syntactic, prosodic, and discourse constraints. Previous research into the development of knowledge of the uses of . and the order of acquisition of its functions and meanings has yielded inconsistent results. F

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Symmetry of High-Tc Superconductorsnfusions (or commonly known as spelling errors) and word-/sentence-/discourse-level grammatical errors. Chinese spelling errors frequently arise from confusions among multiple-character words that are phonologically and visually similar but semantically distinct. Chinese grammatical errors contain c

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Conference proceedings 20061st editionhentic usage samples of 50 neologisms originated from Chinese new media, we attempt to explain how information about neologism formation strategies can be utilized in teaching Chinese as a second or foreign language.

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