Una aplicación para explorar la frecuencia léxica a partir de corpus de referencia

  1. Casado-Mancebo, Mario 1
  1. 1 Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
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    Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia

    Madrid, España

    ROR https://ror.org/02msb5n36

Journal:
CHIMERA: Romance Corpora and Linguistic Studies

ISSN: 2386-2629

Year of publication: 2023

Issue: 10

Pages: 89-95

Type: Article

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Abstract

Lexical frequency or how often a word is used as compared to others in a language is afundamental factor in reading and processing tasks. This has been proved byexperimental research both in adults and children showing the close relationship betweenreading comprehension, lexical skill, and lexical decoding. In this work we present anonline application for exploring lexical frequency in Spanish texts compared to referencecorpora. The current version includes all three corpora from Real Academia Española(CORDE, CREA and CORPES XXI), which allows both diachronic and synchronicresearch. This application let users send texts (or words) to be processed and, as a result,it retrieves a table with each word’s reference frequencies in a selected corpus.Frequency information includes order in the list of frequencies, and absolute andnormalized frequency. Results are easily downloadable for external processing.

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