Research on Keywords Variations in Linguistics Based on TF-IDF and N-gram

Q4 Computer Science

Journal of Computing and Information Technology Pub Date : 2023-09-28 DOI:10.20532/cit.2022.1005566

Yuyao Li, Xueyi Wen, Xingyu Liu

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Abstract

The rapid development of natural language processing (NLP) holds great promise for bridging the divide among languages. One of its main innovative applications is to use broad data to explore the historical trend of a subject. However, since Saussure pioneered modern linguistics, there is relatively inadequate research work done in the linguistic research on the field's variations to comprehensively reveal the linguistic trends. To trace the changes in linguistic research hotspots, we use a dataset of more than 30,000 linguistics-related literature with their titles from the Web of Science and apply NLP techniques to the data consisting of their keywords and publication years. It is found that the co-occurrence relationship between keywords, NGRAM, and their relationship with years can effectively present changes in linguistic research themes. This research is supposed to provide further insights and new methods that can be applied in the field of linguistics and related disciplines.

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基于TF-IDF和N-gram的语言学关键词变异研究

自然语言处理(NLP)的快速发展为弥合语言之间的鸿沟带来了巨大的希望。它的主要创新应用之一是使用广泛的数据来探索一个主题的历史趋势。然而，由于索绪尔是现代语言学的先驱，在语言学研究中对该领域的变化进行的研究工作相对不足，无法全面揭示语言学的发展趋势。为了追踪语言学研究热点的变化，我们使用了来自Web of Science的3万多篇语言学相关文献及其标题的数据集，并将NLP技术应用于由关键词和出版年份组成的数据。研究发现，关键词与NGRAM的共现关系及其与年份的关系可以有效地反映语言学研究主题的变化。本研究可望为语言学及相关学科提供进一步的见解和新方法。

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Journal of Computing and Information Technology Computer Science-Computer Science (all)

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0.60

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26 weeks

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