The phrase "analysis of the words" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of specific words or phrases in a text.
Example: "The analysis of the words used in the poem reveals deeper meanings and emotions."
Alternatives: "examination of the words" or "interpretation of the words".
Essentially, a bit of software goes through any type of electronic text and creates a statistical analysis of the words that appear in it.
An analysis of the words in the tweets suggested that false news instilled fear, disgust and surprise, whereas true news was more likely to arouse feelings including sadness, joy and trust.
The study, "Women are Warmer but No Less Assertive Than Men: Gender and Language on Facebook," was a data-driven analysis of the words used by more than 65,000 Facebook users who gave researchers permission to examine their status updates.
RPS is a simple and intuitive method for blind search over DHTs compared to other complex approaches like those building sophisticated index structures or requiring analysis of the words in the stored documents, yet a lot more efficient than known simple methods like Flooding and Random Walk.
Most search engines base their ranking of results on their analysis of the words and links on a page.
Analysis of the words most frequently used in Republican nomination speeches since Ronald Reagan.
Talking to Intel's Andy Grove, I recounted Lexicon's analysis of the word "Pentium": "The 'p' and 't' at the beginning of the first two syllables are voiceless sounds," Leben had told me.
(Richard J. Wild offers a wide-ranging and intriguing analysis of the word, which may have reached the upper American Midwest with the arrival of German immigrants who converted blitzartig, which relates to lightning, to its now familiar form).
The system produces at its output, a parallel representation of the pronunciation and the morphological analysis of the word form so that further disambiguation processes can be used to disambiguate pronunciation.
In "The University and the Leadership Factor in Nigerian Politics," he offers a brilliant analysis of the word "elite," arguing that while the concept has certainly been corrupted in postcolonial Africa by self-interested cultural and political leaders, elite systems are not in and of themselves reprehensible.
To perform word recognition, the described system uses an original sliding window approach based on vertical projection histogram analysis of the word and extracts a new pertinent set of statistical and structural features from the word image.
