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data:esslli2008:correlation_with_free_association_norms [2010/02/08 00:24]
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-====== Correlation of the statistical distribution of words with human free associations ======+====== Task 1: Correlation with human free associations ======
  
  
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 ===== Ancillary data: First-order associations ===== ===== Ancillary data: First-order associations =====
  
-Database of first-order statistical associations: {{data:lexsem08_first_order_associations.ds.gz}} (ZIP archive, 5.8 MB)+Database of first-order statistical associations: {{lexsem08_first_order_associations.ds.gz}} (ZIP archive, 5.8 MB)
  
 This database contains lemmatised surface collocates of all cue words used in the free associations task, extracted from the British National Corpus with a span size of 5 words (left & right) and limited by sentence boundaries.  Collocates were only included if they cooccur at least //f=5// times with the cue word and show significant evidence for a positive statistical association (//p < .001//, one-sided log-likelihood test).  First-order association is quantified by four well-known association measures with distinct mathematical properties, viz. //log-likelihood//, //t-score//, //MI// and //Dice//. See [[http://purl.org/stefan.evert/PUB/Evert2007HSK_extended_manuscript.pdf|Evert (2008)]] for terminology and further information. This database contains lemmatised surface collocates of all cue words used in the free associations task, extracted from the British National Corpus with a span size of 5 words (left & right) and limited by sentence boundaries.  Collocates were only included if they cooccur at least //f=5// times with the cue word and show significant evidence for a positive statistical association (//p < .001//, one-sided log-likelihood test).  First-order association is quantified by four well-known association measures with distinct mathematical properties, viz. //log-likelihood//, //t-score//, //MI// and //Dice//. See [[http://purl.org/stefan.evert/PUB/Evert2007HSK_extended_manuscript.pdf|Evert (2008)]] for terminology and further information.
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 **NB: bug in script eval_task3.perl fixed as of March 29: if you downloaded earlier, please re-download**  **NB: bug in script eval_task3.perl fixed as of March 29: if you downloaded earlier, please re-download** 
  
-Evaluation package: {{data:eval_package_free_association.zip}}+Evaluation package: {{eval_package_free_association.zip}}
  
   * sample output generated by FOO model ((**F**irst-**O**rder associations **O**nly))   * sample output generated by FOO model ((**F**irst-**O**rder associations **O**nly))
   * sample evaluation scripts written in [[http://www.r-project.org/|R]] and [[http://www.perl.org/|Perl]]   * sample evaluation scripts written in [[http://www.r-project.org/|R]] and [[http://www.perl.org/|Perl]]
   * includes complete implementation of FOO model   * includes complete implementation of FOO model

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