Comparison between the Zipf scaling and the comparative thermo-linguistic technique for several languages.

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Languages comparision for: (a) a log-log plot exibiting the Zipf law (all curves has similar slopes) in the probability distribution of ocurrency for the 1024 most frequent words in the corpus according the “Project Gutenberg”; (b) and a log plot of the probability distribution of the word energies in the book Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, exibiting the different slopes, therefore different temperatures. (Note that the y axis in both graphics are shifted for better visualization).

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