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RANGE is used to compare the vocabulary of up to 32 different texts at the same time. For each word in the texts, it provides a range or distribution figure (how many texts the word occurs in), a headword frequency figure (the total number of times the actual headword type appears in all the texts), a family frequency figure (the total number of times the word and its family members occur in all the texts), and a frequency figure for each of the texts the word occurs in. It can be used to find the coverage of a text by certain word lists, create word lists based on frequency and range, and to discover shared and unique vocabulary in several pieces of writing.
FREQUENCY is another program that runs on an ASCII text to make a frequency list of all the words in a single text. It can only run one text at a time. The output is an alphabetical list, or a frequency ordered list. It gives the rank order of the words, their raw frequency and the cumulative percentage frequency. Here is some sample output from FREQUENCY.
Both of the above two are freeware which can be downloaded from the designer's(Paul nation) website. Click the the following link for the downloading.
http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/RANGE32.zip
FREQUENCY is another program that runs on an ASCII text to make a frequency list of all the words in a single text. It can only run one text at a time. The output is an alphabetical list, or a frequency ordered list. It gives the rank order of the words, their raw frequency and the cumulative percentage frequency. Here is some sample output from FREQUENCY.
Both of the above two are freeware which can be downloaded from the designer's(Paul nation) website. Click the the following link for the downloading.
http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/RANGE32.zip
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