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High-Frequency Multiword Units and the Typological Distribution of Multiword Units in Spoken Russian

Natalia V. Bogdanova-Beglarian, Blinova O. V., Khokhlova M. et al., , in: 27th International Conference, SPECOM 2025, Szeged, Hungary, October 13–15, 2025, Proceedings, Part II. Speech and Computer. Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 16188Vol. 16188.: Springer, 2025. P. 257–270.

Multiword units (MWUs) constitute a distinct class of linguistic phenomena located at the crossroads of lexis and syntax. Empirical data on their typology and frequency are essential for solving a wide range of applied problems in natural language processing. This paper presents a corpus-based study of MWUs in Russian everyday speech. Drawing on data from the ORD ...

Added: October 19, 2025

Keywords: corpus linguistics, computational linguistics