Recent Contributions to Quantitative Linguistics

Editors’ Foreword\nTable of Contents\nQuantitative Analysis of Poetic Space: Discrimination of Loci in Eugene Onegin by A. S. Pushkin\nApplication of the Menzerath-Altmann Law to Contemporary Written Japanese in the Short Story Style\nMenzerath-Altmann Law in Differently Segmented Texts\nA New Universal Code Helps to Distinguish Natural Language from Random Texts\nThe Advantages of Quantitative Studies for Dialectology\nType-token relation for word length motifs in Ukrainian texts\nGender Identification in Modern Greek Tweets\nSyntactic Complexity in Quantitative Linguistics\nMeasuring Proximity Between Source and Target Texts: an Exploratory Study\nEvolutionary Derivation of Laws for Polysemic and Age-Polysemic Distributions of Language Sign Ensembles\nQuantitative Studies in the Corpus of Nko Periodicals\nThe Co-occurrence and Order of Valency in Japanese Sentences\nAuthorship Attribution Using Political Speeches\nUsing Rates of Change as a Diagnostic of Vowel Phonologization\nDiversification in the Noun Inflection of Old English\nTracing the History of Words\nGrammar Efficiency and the Idealization of Parts-of-speech Systems\nStructural Complexity of Simplified Chinese Characters\nOn the Robust Measurement of Inflectional Diversity\nThe influence of Word Unit and Sentence Length on the Ratio of Parts of Speech in Japanese Texts\nReferences\nIndex of Names\nSubject Index\nAuthors’ Addresses