Computational lexicology

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Lexicography and Language Studies Natural Language Processing Techniques Digital Humanities and Scholarship

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Computational lexicology may be defined as the application of computers to the study of the lexicon. Taken in its broadest sense, it would be a multidisciplinary field involving the analysis of man-made dictionaries using computers to study their machine-readable text as well as a study of the computational linguistic content and organization of lexicons for use by natural-language processing programs.

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