Collocations, Part Two (S3E2)

Update: 2022-01-20

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Hey guys, this is sarvesh again, I hope you enjoyed the recent episodes and as promised, this is another episode for collocation's. These techniques are generally and most commonly used for finding if the words are collocations or not. The generally principle behind this is hypothesis testing. Our null hypothesis being, assumption that the words are not collocations. To find out more, go ahead and listen to the episode.

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Collocations, Part Two (S3E2)

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Collocations, Part Two (S3E2)

Sarvesh Bhatnagar

Collocations, Part Two (S3E2)