Contents
Preface xix
1 Introduction 1
2 Problems and presentations 5
2.1 Problems 5
2.2 Presentations 9
3 The h- and related points 17
3.1 The h-point 17
3.2 The k-point 35
3.3 The m-point 48
3.4 Gini’s coefficient and the n-point 54
3.5 The role of N and V 70
4 The geometry of word frequencies 73
4.1 Introduction 73
4.2 The rank frequency distribution 75
4.3 The spectrum 81
5 The dynamics of word classes 87
6 Thematic concentration of the text 95
7 Crowding， pace filling and compactness 101
7.1 Crowding 101
7.2 Pace filling 103
7.3 Compactness 107
8 Autosemantic text structure 111
8.1 Introduction 111
8.2 The probability of co-occurrence 113
8.3 The construction of a graph 121
8.4 Degrees 124
9 Distribution models 127
9.1 General theory 127
9.2 Special cases 130
9.3 Applications 133
9.4 The spectrum 143
9.5 Evaluations 152
9.6 Ord’s criterion 154
9.7 Repeat rate and entropy 165
9.8 Word classes 185
10 The relation of frequency to other word properties 195
11 Word frequency and position in sentence 203
11.1 Introduction 203
11.2 Runs of binary data 206
11.3 Runs of multiple data 209
11.4 Absolute positions 210
11.5 Relative position 214
11.6 Frequency motifs 218
11.7 Distances between hapax legomena 227
12 The type-token relation 231
12.1 Introduction 231
12.2 Standard measurement 234
12.3 K?hler-Galle method 239
12.4 The ratio method 240
12.5 Stratified measurement (the window method) 241
12.6 The TTR of F-motifs 244
13 Conclusions 249
14 Appendix: Texts 253
References 265
Subject index 271
Author index 275
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