Akira Murakami
@mrkm-a.bsky.social
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Associate Professor at the Department of Linguistics and Communication, University of Birmingham, as well as a Visiting Scientist at the Center for Advanced Intelligence Project, RIKEN. Website: http://www.akira-murakami.com/ Twitter (X): @mrkm_a
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Excited to share my open-access paper published in Research Methods in Applied Linguistics (@RMALJournal)! It critically explores the limitations of traditional linear regression models (assuming normal error distribution) for analysing syntactic complexity measures. 1/10
Screenshot of the title page and the abstract of the paper
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That's a wrap on #ccrss25! Thanks to everyone who took part.
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This year's Sinclair Lecture is now available to watch on YouTube. #ccrss25 #SinclairLecture
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXAk...
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The very final session of #ccrss25 is led by @matteofuoli.bsky.social‬ and is titled 'Corpus Annotation and Analysis with the UAM Corpus Tool'.
A photo of @matteofuoli.bsky.social teaching a session at the summer school
A photo of @matteofuoli.bsky.social teaching a session at the summer school
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The final session today, titled 'What children hear, read, and write: A corpus approach to language and literacy', is led by Dr Yaling Hsiao. #ccrss25
A photo of Dr Yaling Hsiao teaching a session at the summer school
A photo of Dr Yaling Hsiao teaching a session at the summer school
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The next session, titled 'Topic Models in R,' is led by @mrkm-a.bsky.social‬. #ccrss25
Title slide for the 'Topic Models in R' session
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The next session, titled 'Analyzing Text with Python and spaCy,' is led by Dr Jason Grafmiller. #ccrss25
A photo of Dr Jason Grafmiller teaching a session at the summer school A photo of Dr Jason Grafmiller teaching a session at the summer school
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The first session today, titled 'Analysing Learner Language', is led by external speaker Dr Joyce Lim from Aston University. #ccrss25
A photo of Dr Joyce Lim teaching a session at the summer school
A photo of Dr Joyce Lim teaching a session at the summer school
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Day 4 of Corpus Linguistics Summer School is here! #ccrss25
The programme of Corpus Linguistics Summer School, with Day 4 highlighted
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Following a participant presentation session, the next session is led by external speaker @meganbushnell.bsky.social‬ from the University of Oxford and CLARIN UK, titled 'Applying FAIR Data Principles in Corpus Linguistics'. #ccrss25
A photo of @meganbushnell.bsky.social teaching a session at the summer school A photo of @meganbushnell.bsky.social teaching a session at the summer school
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The second session today, led by Dr Sofia Malamatidou, is titled 'Corpus Triangulation: Its Application to the Analysis of Tourism Discourse'. #ccrss25
A photo of Dr Sofia Malamatidou teaching a session at the summer school
A photo of Dr Sofia Malamatidou teaching a session at the summer school
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Today's first session, titled 'Phraseology: A Critical Reassessment', is led by Dr Nick Groom. #ccrss25
A photo of Dr Nick Groom teaching a session at the summer school
A photo of Dr Nick Groom teaching a session at the summer school
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It's Day 3 of the Corpus Linguistics Summer School! #ccrss25
The programme of the summer school, with Day 3 highlighted
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The final session today is my session titled 'Introduction to R'. #ccrss25
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Following participant presentations, the ongoing session, titled 'Readability and Environmental Texts', is led by Dr Michael Oakes. #ccrss25
A photo of Dr Michael Oakes teaching a session at the summer school
A photo of Dr Michael Oakes teaching a session at the summer school
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Up next, Dr Katharine Weetman leads a session on 'Analysing Healthcare Data Using Corpus Linguistics: Ethical Considerations'. #ccrss25
A photo of Dr Katharine Weetman teaching a session at the summer school A photo of Dr Katharine Weetman teaching a session at the summer school
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The first session today is by @jwgrieve.bsky.social, titled 'The Language of Fake News: Latent Patterns of Linguistic Variation'. #ccrss25
A photo of Jack teaching a session at the summer school A photo of Jack teaching a session at the summer school
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The second day of our Corpus Linguistics Summer School is starting in an hour! #ccrss25
The programme of the summer school, with the second day highlighted in yellow
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The Sinclair Lecture has just started! This year, it is delivered by @jwgrieve.bsky.social and is titled 'Corpus linguistics is all you need: Large language models and the legacy of John Sinclair'. #SinclairLecture #ccrss25
A photo of Professor Jack Grieve giving the Sinclair Lecture
A photo of Professor Jack Grieve giving the Sinclair Lecture
A photo of Professor Jack Grieve giving the Sinclair Lecture
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The final session today, 'Introduction to Sketch Engine', is taught by Dr Paul Thompson. #ccrss25
A photo of Paul teaching a session at the summer school
A photo of Paul teaching a session at the summer school
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The second session today is taught by @adamcschembri.bsky.social‬ and is titled 'Towards a Corpus Linguistics of Sign Languages'. #ccrss25
A photo of Adam teaching a session at the summer school A photo of Adam teaching a session at the summer school
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The very first session of #ccrss25 is led by Dr Paul Thompson and is titled 'Introduction to Corpus Linguistics'.
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Our annual Corpus Linguistics Summer School is starting in an hour and a half! After being held online since 2021, it’s back in person for the first time since 2019! #ccrss25
Poster of the summer school The programme of the summer school A photo of the venue of the summer school
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Our new PLOS ONE paper, led by a PhD student co-supervised by @jwgrieve.bsky.social and me, is out! We fine-tuned LLMs per author to create Authorial Language Models, attributing texts via perplexity. The method matches or beats SOTA and offers word-level insights.
doi.org/10.1371/jour...
A screenshot of the webpage linked in the post, showing the paper's title, abstract, and a few additional details.