[CWB] a question regarding the keywords analysis in CQPweb

Ray Wu liangpingwu at 126.com
Thu Oct 31 14:24:38 CET 2013


Hmm, got it. After a more careful thinking, I think your rationale is sound and more logical than I thought.


Best,
Ray


At 2013-10-31 20:46:41,"Hardie, Andrew" <a.hardie at lancaster.ac.uk> wrote:


I copied this aspect of the user interface. But I imagine I think the rationale was probably: Because if you want words in list 1 that don’t occur at all in list 2, then you’ve got the “compare frequency lists” function on the same screen.

 

Happy to change it if there’s a general feeling that being able to go down to zero would be useful.

 

best

 

Andrew.

 

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Dear members,

It is known that currently CQPweb sets a "Min freq"  constraint for keyword analysis.  Isn't it possible that "Min freq (list 2):" could be zero in some cases? Why should the lowest number of "Min freq (list 2):" be set to 1 instead of zero?

Thanks for any pointers to relevant literature.

Best,
Ray

 
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