pnet: Small example of a phonological network as an igraph object
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Description
Usage
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Description
Small example of a phonological network as an igraph object
Usage
1
Format
igraph object representing an unweighted undirected graph with 34
vertices and 96 edges. There are no self-loops.
Source
Ying, Chan & Vitevitch, Michael. (2009). The Influence of the
Phonological Neighborhood Clustering Coefficient on Spoken Word
Recognition. Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and
performance. 35. 1934-49. 10.1037/a0016902.
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Description
Small example of a phonological network as an igraph object
Usage
1 |
Format
igraph object representing an unweighted undirected graph with 34 vertices and 96 edges. There are no self-loops.
Source
Ying, Chan & Vitevitch, Michael. (2009). The Influence of the Phonological Neighborhood Clustering Coefficient on Spoken Word Recognition. Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance. 35. 1934-49. 10.1037/a0016902.
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