Pygrunn 14 article

[dimazest]

This article has two parts:

• description of pygrunn
  • some linguistic theory

while the first is more or less covered the second need more attention

[sjdh]

First, I covered Zipf's law, which states that the frequency of any word in a corpus of texts is inversely proportional to its rank in the frequency table. With help of pandas??? I showed that it holds for an English text.

[dimazest]

good point

[terfilip]

Maybe you could add a few closing words on Pygrunn, maybe something relating to linguistics as well. Or if you don't want to add anything you could just change Conclusion to References & keep the link below.

[dimazest]

i still want to write a conclusion, but i was too tired to write it :)

[dimazest]

@Filip-Ter did you like the draft?

[terfilip]

yeah it looks good

[agonzalezro]

It looks like the notebook is not loading.

[dimazest]

it works now.

[sjdh]

The article is improving!
Still the notebook is not loading. It is not found on the server.

[dimazest]

strange, it works for me, maybe there are some problems on the server. I'll give a link to the original file and to the rendered version.

[dimazest]

we can use word frequencies available here http://wacky.sslmit.unibo.it/doku.php?id=frequency_lists

[sjdh]

The image is not found

[dimazest]

github doesn't know how to find it, but our blog engine does :)