🔗 Who cites «Tracing Syntactic Change in the Scientific Genre: Two Universal Dependency-parsed Diachronic Corpora of Scientific English and German»

8 papers of our library cite it (of the 140,884 whose bibliographies we read) · 4 with a page here, the most cited first · ← the paper

1. Syntactic Language Change in English and German: Metrics, Parsers, and ConvergencesYanran Chen, Wei Zhao, Anne Breitbarth, et al.2024 · 5 citations
2. From sunblock to softblock: Analyzing the correlates of neology in published writing and on social mediaMaria Ryskina, Matthew R. Gormley, Kyle Mahowald, et al.2026
3. Modeling the Memory-Surprisal Trade-Off over Time: Communicative Efficiency Decreases with Lexico-Grammatical Change in Scientific EnglishJulius Steuer, Marie-Pauline Krielke, Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb, et al.2026
4. Tracing Syntactic Complexity: Exploring the Evolution of Average Dependency Length Across Three Centuries of Scientific EnglishMarie-Pauline Krielke, Diego Alves, Luigi Talamo2025

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