Sergey Andreev

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2007-2021
Publications (10 Years): 15

Top Topics

Spatial Distribution

Morphological Analysis

Neighborhood Graph

Top Venues

Issues in Quantitative Linguistics 4 (Dedicated to Reinhard Köhler on the occasion of his 65th birthday)

Publications

Sergey Andreev, Gejza Wimmer, Emmerich Kelih
Gabriel Altmann (1931?2020). Glottometrics 50 (2021)
Sergey Andreev
Pasternak lyrics: part of speech structure. Glottometrics 51 (2021)
Sergey Andreev
Nominal vs. Adjectival Adnominals in Russian Fiction: Relationship and Distribution. Glottometrics 49 (2020)
Sergey Andreev
Syllabic Identity of Verse Lines in Russian Long Poems: Skinner's Hypothesis. Glottometrics 48 (2019)
Sergey Andreev
Adnominal Valency Motifs in Sonnets. Glottometrics 42 (2018)
Michal Místecký, Sergey Andreev, Gabriel Altmann
Piotrowski Law in Sequences of Activity and Attributiveness: A Four-Language Survey. Glottometrics 42 (2018)
Emmerich Kelih, Sergey Andreev, Gabriel Altmann
Polysemy of some Parts of Speech. Glottometrics 42 (2018)
Sergey Andreev
Distribution of Syllables in Russian Sonnets. Glottometrics 41 (2018)
Sergey Andreev, Giuseppe G. A. Celano, Jiang Yang, Gabriel Altmann
Some Properties of Polysemy. Glottometrics 43 (2018)
Sergey Andreev
A Study of Russian Adnominals. Glottometrics 42 (2018)
Sergey Andreev, Ioan-Iovitz Popescu, Gabriel Altmann
Skinner's Hypothesis Applied to Russian Adnominals. Glottometrics 36 (2017)
Sergey Andreev
by A. S. Pushkin. Glottometrics 36 (2017)
Sergey Andreev
Can Pronouns Change the Dynamic Visualization of the Poetic World? Issues in Quantitative Linguistics 4 (Dedicated to Reinhard Köhler on the occasion of his 65th birthday) (2016)
Sergey Andreev
Verbal vs. Adjectival Styles in Long Poems by A.S. Pushkin. Glottometrics 33 (2016)
Sergey Andreev, Ioan-Iovitz Popescu, Gabriel Altmann
On Russian adnominals. Glottometrics 35 (2016)
Sergey Andreev
Literal vs. Liberal Translation - Formal Estimation. Glottometrics 23 (2012)
Sergey Andreev
Some properties of a metalinguistic verbal system (in the metalanguage of the Macmillan English Dictionary's defining vocabulary). Glottometrics 14 (2007)