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Setting up the correspondence analysis

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The HTML-document takes the reader through the process of creating a unigram correspondence analysis with "R"; the accompanying .csv files provide the input.

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This documentation accompanies the forthcoming publication: Los, B., & Lubbers, T. (submitted). Syntax, text-type, genre and authorial voice in Old English: A data-driven approach.

In K. Bech, & R. Möhlig-Falke (Eds.), Grammar – Discourse – Context: Widening the Horizon for a Theory of Grammatical Change. (Discourse Patterns). Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

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