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Optimizing LSA measures of cohesion

McNamara et al., 2007

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6003182393845031095
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McNamara D
Cai Z
Louwerse M
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Handbook of latent semantic analysis

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One important application of LSA has been to measure cohesion in text and to predict the effects of cohesion on comprehension (see Foltz, chap. 9 in this volume; Foltz, W. Kintsch, & Landauer, 1998; Louwerse, 2004; Shapiro & McNamara, 2000). We use the term cohesion …
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