identification algorithm which scores collocations using log-likelihood ratio.

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Q. identification algorithm which scores collocations using log-likelihood ratio.

(A) collocation

(B) compaction

(C) collection

(D) none of the mentioned

Correct : Option (A)

Explanation:

 the log-likelihood score indicates the relative usefulness of a collocation with regards other term combinations in the text.

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