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Run it in the cloud for me。业内人士推荐今日热点作为进阶阅读
Alexander Koplenig and Carolin Muller-Spitzer point out that although the increase in lexical diversity is correlated with population growth, the relationship is confounded in that both lexical diversity and population have increased over time. They note that rather increase in lexical diversity “could reflect the fact that onomasiological needs increase with the complexity of modern societies. Or put differently, new ideas and new technologies need new designations in order to efficiently communicate about related concepts.” Alexander Koplenig and Carolin Muller-Spitzer, “Population Size Predicts Lexical Diversity, but so Does the Mean Sea Level – Why It Is Important to Correctly Account for the Structure of Temporal Data,” Plos One, March 3, 2016.