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        Chapter Dependency-sensitive typological distance 

        Hammarström, Harald; O’Connor, Loretta (2013)
        In this paper, we will develop two kinds of dependency-sensitive distance metrics. The first captures the idea that if it can be shown that one feature can be (partly) predicted by another, then the predictable feature ...
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        Chapter Predicting language-learning difficulty 

        Cysouw, Michael (2013)
        The difficulty people have in learning a foreign language strongly depends on how different this language is from their native tongue (Kellerman 1979). Although this statement seems uncontroversial in the general form as ...
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        Chapter Towards automated language classification 

        Buch, Armin; Erschler, David; Jäger, Gerhard; Lupas, Andrei (2013)
        In this paper, we discuss advantages of clustering approaches to automated language classification, describe distance measures used for this purpose, and present results of several proof-of-concept experiments. We advocate ...
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        Chapter Disentangling geography from genealogy 

        Cysouw, Michael (2013)
        In this paper I will not seek to settle this question for individual cases of shared characteristics between two specific languages (e.g. why do French and German have no distance contrast in demonstratives?; see Diessel ...
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        Chapter Black box approaches to genealogical classification and their shortcomings 

        Prokić, Jelena; Moran, Steven (2013)
        In the past 20 years, the application of quantitative methods in historical linguistics has received a lot of attention. Traditional historical linguistics relies on the comparative method in order to determine the ...
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