The resources on this page relate to resources which I have found particularly helpful in learning about corpus linguistics, R and other statistical software. In the coming weeks, I also intend to post a number of R scripts and resulting visualisations that I have written/produced as part of my doctoral thesis and published work.
Cambridge Element – Supplementary Materials
Corpus Linguistics Tools
The following weblinks are useful sources of corpus analysis tools:
The analysis tools from Kris Kyle, Scott Crossley and related researchers
R Programming
The following are some weblinks I particularly find easy to use and have simple tutorials on R. For linguists the excellent blog posts from Susie Kim are a simple way to understand tools such as the Stanford parser and a number of linguistics-focused R packages and functions.
R Scripts and Sample Output
Meta Analysis Script:
Meta analysis script for random model with funnel plot
R scripts from my thesis:
Code to run the Stanford parser
Matching lists of items across study corpus and reference corpus
Creating a fixed effect model with the ordinal package
Creating a series of random null models with the ordinal package
Creating the final mixed effects model with the ordinal package
Sample output:
Heatmap of association measures
Lee McCallum 