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Dear Mark,
thank you very much for this lovely post. It is really useful. I like getting metrics when marking assessments with essay components.
I wonder whether this is substantially different in different languages. So for example if I run your code on an English sentence and then a German or Spanish translation of that sentence.
I just tried this, but unfortunately, TextStructure does not work in other languages, it appears.
Thank you for the great post,
Marco
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Yes, Marco, you answered your own question. This function relies on TextStructure, which only works for English. I suspect that future versions of WL will include foreign languages as well.
By the way, I used your code to access Dall•e 3 right in the WL. Thanks. : )
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Hello! Great post!
I did a similar project for Wolfram Summer Camp this year: [WSRP23] Exploring computational dynamics of formal-language syntax using multiway systems
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Hi, Navvye. I just read through your article . You sure cover a lot of ground! It got me thinking about language analysis through graphs in ways that I hadn’t thought of before. Thanks. : )
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Very nice Mark.
Perhaps you could also do a correlation matrix of the different measures for a collection of sentences. That would give us some idea of how unique each measure is.
