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L2 Syntactic Complexity Analyzer
Lu, X. (2010). Automatic analysis of syntactic complexity in second language writing. International Journal of Corpus Linguistics, 15(4), 474-496.
http://www.personal.psu.edu/xxl13/downloads/l2sca.html
指標一覧
9 structures in the text:
- words (W)
- sentences (S)
- verb phrases (VP)
- clauses (C)
- T-units (T)
- dependent clauses (DC)
- complex T-units (CT)
- 従属節を含むT-unit
- coordinate phrases (CP)
- 形容詞、副詞、名詞、動詞
- complex nominals (CN)
- 修飾
14 syntactic complexity indices of the text:
- mean length of sentence (MLS)
- mean length of T-unit (MLT
- mean length of clause (MLC)
- clauses per sentence (C/S)
- verb phrases per T-unit (VP/T)
- clauses per T-unit (C/T)
- dependent clauses per clause (DC/C)
- dependent clauses per T-unit (DC/T)
- T-units per sentence (T/S)
- complex T-unit ratio (CT/T)
- coordinate phrases per T-unit (CP/T)
- coordinate phrases per clause (CP/C)
- complex nominals per T-unit (CN/T)
- complex nominals per clause (CN/C)
名詞句の複雑性 (CN/C)
- Lu (2010: 483)
Complex nominals.
Complex nominals comprise
(i) nouns plus
adjective,
possessive,
prepositional phrase,
relative clause,
participle, or
appositive,
(ii) nominal clauses, and
(iii) gerunds and infinitives in subject position (Cooper 1976).
These are operationalized using the
Tregex patterns in (12), (13), and (14) respectively.
The pattern in (12) matches an NP node
that is not immediately dominated by another NP and
that dominates
an adjective (JJ),
possessive (POS),
prepositional phrase (PP),
relative clause (S),
participle (VBG), or
appositive (an NP that is a left sister of another NP and that is not the immediate left sister of a CC).
For example, this pattern matches
the two NP nodes in (2) that represent the noun phrases
a girl in our dorm and a spoiled child
respectively.
The pattern in (13) retrieves nominal clauses by matching
an SBAR node in subject or object position
(i.e. it is either an immediate left sister of a VP or is immediately dominated by a VP)
that satisfies one of the following two conditions:
(i) it immediately dominates
a wh-noun phrase (WHNP) (e.g. what I like) or
a complementizer (i.e. that or for tagged as a preposition, as in that you like to read), or
(ii) it has an S node as its first child (i.e. a clausal object without a complementizer, as in I know you like to read).
The pattern in (14) retrieves
gerunds and infinitives
in subject position by matching
an S node that immediately dominates a VP headed by
a gerund or
the infinitive “to” and
that is an immediate left sister of a VP (e.g. Saving energy is really important).
(12) “NP !> NP [<< JJ|POS|PP|S|VBG |<< (NP $++ NP !$+ CC)]”
(13) “SBAR [$+ VP | > VP] & [<# WHNP |<# (IN <That|that|For|for) |<, S]”
(14) “S < (VP <# VBG|TO) $+ VP”
どうやって使うか
手元にプログラムをインストール
- Python
- Java
- L2SCA-2022-07-12.tgzをダウンロード
- Stanford Parserも含まれている
- Stanford ParserがJavaで書かれている
- Stanford Parserも含まれている
- READMEファイルを読む
Web-based L2 Syntactic Complexity Analyzer
https://aihaiyang.com/software/
- Single Mode
- 2ファイルまで
- 1000語以内のテキストファイル
- Batch Mode
- 30ファイルまで
TAASSC内で
Kyle, K. (2016). Measuring syntactic development in L2 writing: Fine grained indices of syntactic complexity and usage-based indices of syntactic sophistication (Doctoral Dissertation). Retrieved from http://scholarworks.gsu.edu/alesl_diss/35.
https://www.linguisticanalysistools.org/taassc.html
https://sugiura-ken.org/wiki/