ChildFREQ

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The graphing of words is delightful! One of our oldest son's favorite early words was dog. I graphed it for 12 to 71 months and it was a smooth decelerating curve. When I graphed it for 6 months to 71 months, however, the graph was uneven for the 12 to 71 part that had been smooth. Why did the graph change? Thank you Rasmus.  
Susan

---- Original message ----
>Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2010 17:23:28 -0400
>From: Brian MacWhinney <macw at cmu.edu>  
>Subject: ChildFREQ  
>To: CHILDES <info-childes at googlegroups.com>
>Cc: Rasmus Bååth <rasmus.baath at lucs.lu.se>
>
>Dear Info-CHILDES,
>
>   Rasmus Bååth at Lund University Cognitive Science has created a web site devoted to the analysis of lexical frequency patterns in the American and British English segments of the CHILDES corpora.  The site is located at http://childfreq.sumsar.net and there is now a link to this site and the PDF of the paper describing the system from the CHILDES home page.  Many thanks to Rasmus for contributing this valuable method of analyzing and exploring lexical patterns.
>
>--Brian MacWhinney
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