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Cognitive forces shape the dynamics of word usage across multiple languages
The analysis of thousands of time series in different languages reveals that word usage presents oscillations with a prevalence of 16-year cycles, mounted on slowly varying trends.
Intrinsic persistent homology via density-based metric learning
Our approach is based on the computation of persistent homology of the space of data points endowed with a sample metric known as Fermat distance.
Fading of collective attention shapes the evolution of linguistic variants
In the case of the Spanish past subjunctive, the spontaneous evolution of its two competing forms (ended in -ra and -se) was perturbed by the appearance of the Royal Spanish Academy in 1713, which enforced the spelling of both forms as perfectly interchangeable variants (4), at a moment in which the -ra form was dominant (5).
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