MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN LINGUISTICS.
Keywords:
linguistics, mathematics, statistics, language analysis, computational linguistics, quantitative research.Abstract
In recent years, mathematical methods have become increasingly important in linguistic studies. They help researchers analyze language more accurately, identify hidden patterns, and process large amounts of linguistic data. The combination of mathematics and linguistics has led to significant developments in areas such as corpus analysis, computational linguistics, language modeling, and machine translation. This article examines the role of mathematical methods in linguistics and discusses their main applications and benefits.
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