The phrase "as frequent words" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing the frequency of certain words in a text or speech, but it needs clarification or rephrasing.
Example: "In this analysis, we will focus on the usage of as frequent words in the author's writing style."
Alternatives: "common words" or "frequently used words".
Accordingly, they will be sensitive and prone to pick up the regularities they hear more often, such as frequent words, sounds, inflections and grammar constructions (Saffran et alia 1996; De Villiers 1985).
For the weak repetition, a stimulus main effect was found on RTs (F2,54 = 70.53, p <.001), as frequent words (m = 602 ms; SD = 78) elicited faster responses than infrequent ones (m = 679 ms; SD = 103) and pseudowords (m = 776 ms; SD = 133) (figure 3).
To construct word language models for speech recognition we have to establish a vocabulary chosen as the most frequent words from the training text data.
Another way of looking at this is that a rank r word occurs 1/r times as often as the most frequent word, so the rank 2 word occurs half as often as the rank 1 word, the rank 3 word one-third as often, the rank 4 word one-fourth as often, and so forth.
As a matter of fact our results evidenced that this repetition enhances the N170 amplitude of frequent words as the expertise do.
Romance has had a special presence in the English novel, as a frequent word for all that might be unlikely, unreal, far-fetched.
Indeed, it is possible that very frequent words such as articles or prepositions generate holistic processing without a repetition, but because of the weak number of those stimuli and their great heterogeneity, ERPs technique doesn't allow us to test such a hypothesis.
For the reduced-hybrid H-R2 where frequent words are represented as word units while infrequent words are represented as PM units, a hybrid n-best list illustrated in Fig. 8 c is used in the second-pass re-scoring.
The Findex system provides an overview of the results by presenting a list of the most frequent words and phrases as result categories next to the actual results.
The researchers predicted that the more frequent compound words would be more likely to have only one colour attached to them (because they would be processed as whole units), while the less frequent words would have two colours.
The top 30K frequent words are selected as the vocabulary.
