Practical Phylogenetic Methods for Linguistic Typology

Practical Phylogenetic Methods for Linguistic Typology. Version 2026.03.28. The Language Technology and Data Analysis Laboratory (LADAL), The University of Queensland, Australia. Available at: https://ladal.edu.au/tutorials/phylogenetic_showcase/phylogenetic_showcase.html. This tutorial is part of the Language Technology and Data Analysis Laboratory (LADAL), a free, open-access research infrastructure at the University of Queensland. LADAL provides tutorials, tools, and courses for researchers working with language data. All materials are freely available at https://ladal.edu.au and are part of the Language Data Commons of Australia (LDaCA), funded by ARDC and NCRIS.

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Keywords

genealogical relatedness, linguistic typology, corpus linguistics, R, LADAL, text analysis, open educational resource, phylogenetics, phylogenetic trees, R programming, University of Queensland, Newick format, language technology, ape package, phyloWeights, glottoTrees, comparative methods

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