
doi: 10.7892/boris.78680
handle: 20.500.14299/69379
In this paper, we question the homogeneity of a large parallel corpus by measuring the similarity between various sub-parts. We compare results obtained using a general measure of lexical similarity based on χ2 and by counting the number of discourse connectives. We argue that discourse connectives provide a more sensitive measure, revealing differences that are not visible with the general measure. We also provide evidence for the existence of specific characteristics defining translated texts as opposed to non-translated ones, due to a universal tendency for explicitation.
discourse connectives, Corpora, Comparable Corpora, Homogeneity, Measures, Parallel Corpora, Similarity
discourse connectives, Corpora, Comparable Corpora, Homogeneity, Measures, Parallel Corpora, Similarity
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