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# Quantifying Lexical Ambiguity ## Repository Overview * `code/` * `code/notebooks` contains any notebooks used to generate reports (including type counts, figures, tables, etc) * `code/scripts` contains any processing script used in the analysis pipeline * `code/functions` contains any helper functions used for `code/notebooks` notebooks or `code/scripts` scripts. They should be numbered to match their corresponding script * `code/reports` contains any notebooks used to generate any images for this submission ## Tools and Dependencies This project requires R version 4.0.3 and Python 3.8.6. Python is called using the `reticulate` package, which calls the python environment included in this repository. If one wishes to use their own python environment, they can create a python 3.8.6 environment and install the required python packages with `pip install -r requirements.txt` and repoint the `reticulate` package to your environment. ## Analysis Pipeline The analysis pipeline is as follows: * `notebooks/00_do_full_preprocessing.Rmd`: Reads in either a live connection to our tag database or from raw csv files. * `notebooks/01a_semcor_tags.ipynb`: Collects the tags from SemCor using the NLTK corpus reader * `notebooks/01b_process_semcor_tags.Rmd`: Preprocesses the semcor tags to match the preprocessing steps from our data (eg. lemmatization, WordNet sense matching, filtering) * `notebooks/02_interpolatedSenseCounts.ipynb`: Generates the subsampled counts for the target types * `scripts/05_WordSense_dirichletMultinomial.R --analysis semcor`: executes the model over Adult directed vs Child directed speech (analysis 1a) * `scripts/05_WordSense_dirichletMultinomial.R --analysis adultsVsChildren`: executes the model over Adult produced vs Child produced speech (analysis 1b) * `notebooks/05_WordSense_DirchletMultinomial.ipynb`: Runs the analysis and processing over the results from 1a and 1b above * `notebooks/03_AOFP.ipynb`: Uses the resulting entropy estimations to predict Age of First Production
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