Abstract

In this paper the spatial distribution analysis of a very famous Hindi literary document “Godan” authored by the great novelist Munshi Premchand has been presented. We have attempted to perform a thorough and comprehensive spatial distribution analysis of different kinds of words (unigram) and word pairs (bigrams) in the document. Single words have been divided into stop words, keywords and non-keywords while word pairs have been divided into stop-phrases, key phrases and non-key phrases. Our proposition is that the nature of the spatial distribution pattern of different types of unigrams and bigrams in the text is different and there is a significant similarity between spatial distribution patterns for the unigrams and bigrams of same type. In this paper, we have selected a lot of example words from the text and generated their spatial distribution graphs to prove our assertion.

Keywords

Stop words, Keywords, Key phrase, Spatial distribution analysis, Hindi.

Cite this article

.Spatial distribution analysis of unigrams and bigrams of hindi literary document. International Journal of Advanced Computer Research. 2018;8(35):97-109. DOI:10.19101/IJACR.2018.835003

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