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The quality of choices determines the quantity of Key words 1 The quality of choices determines the quantity of Key words Punjaporn p. Angvarrah L. 22-6-2017

Why we need keyword analysis? 2 Why we need keyword analysis?

3 Keyword analysis Target Corpus Benchmark Corpus A keyword list vs

Key words vs keywords keyword analysis A keyword list Key words 4 Key words vs keywords keyword analysis (two corpora + program) A keyword list (keywords + keyness scores) Key words (Top words selected from a keyword list)

vs vs Factors influencing Key words 5 Target Corpus Benchmark Corpus

Factors influencing Key words 6 Factors influencing Key words A target corpus (C1) Key words rank KWs keyness 1 be 406.6 2 may 294.6 3 that 210.2 4 learners 181.2 5 findings 169.6 6 more 158.8 7 this 139.0 8 study 138.5 9 should 133.3 10 future 132.5 11 conclusion 122.2 12 might 115.2 13 finding 109.4 14 can 108.0 15 discussion 92.3 16 implications 85.9 17 not 79.7 18 also 78.6 19 limitations 74.5 20 further 65.0 A list of words in C1 + frequencies vs A benchmark corpus (C2) A list of words in C2 + frequencies

Factors influencing Key words 7 Factors influencing Key words 2 1 A target corpus (C1) A benchmark corpus (C2) 3 rank Word Type Frequency in C1 (100,000 words) Frequency in C2 (100,000,000 words) Keyness scores 1 learners 698 689 7245.1 2 L2 359 63 4358.7 3 learning 660 9315 3833.2 4 study 763 22089 3393.7 5 language 632 19222 2752.3 6 students 566 14564 2643.4 7 proficiency 243 175 2623.1 8 test 446 14087 1910.6 9 research 494 26893 1616.7 10 learner 189 669 1579

A target corpus = research article discussion 8 Choices 1 2 3 A target corpus = research article discussion rank Word Type Frequency in C1 (100,000 words) Frequency in C2 (100 m words) Keyness scores 1 learners 698 689 7245.1 2 L2 359 63 4358.7 3 learning 660 9315 3833.2 4 study 763 22089 3393.7 5 language 632 19222 2752.3 6 students 566 14564 2643.4 7 proficiency 243 175 2623.1 8 test 446 14087 1910.6 9 research 494 26893 1616.7 10 learner 189 669 1579 11 teachers 346 11576 1444.8 12 english 439 23745 1441.9 13 findings 3278 1432.1 14 vocabulary 184 1226 1327.4 15 participants 202 2232 1266.6 16 knowledge 312 14548 1109.9 17 results 316 15348 1100.3 18 L1 107 145 1061.9 19 comprehension 134 605 1061.7 20 task 249 9162 995.4 A benchmark corpus (C2) vs Introduction (I) Introduction, methodology, results (IMR) A corpus of general English (BNC) Top 25 Top 50 Top 100 Top 200 20 60 100 400

Aboutness 8 Words indicating what a corpus is about rank KWs keyness 1 be 406.6 2 may 294.6 3 that 210.2 4 learners 181.2 5 findings 169.6 6 more 158.8 7 this 139.0 8 study 138.5 9 should 133.3 10 future 132.5 11 conclusion 122.2 12 might 115.2 13 finding 109.4 14 can 108.0 15 discussion 92.3 16 implications 85.9 17 not 79.7 18 also 78.6 19 limitations 74.5 20 further 65.0 Aboutness Words indicating what a corpus is about

Numbers of texts in a target corpus 9 Numbers of texts in a target corpus Study Lists No. of texts Benchmark Top n Aboutness (%) General Interpretation 1 20 (BNC) (100) 73.0 No difference 2 60 75.0 3 100 76.0 4 400 78.0 (IMR) (200)

Types of a benchmark corpus 10 Types of a benchmark corpus Study Lists Benchmark No. of texts Top n Aboutness (%) General interpretation 2 1 I (100) 43.0 Difference IMR 47.0 3 BNC 76.0 (60) (50)

3 Top n cut-off 11 Study Lists Top n No. of texts Benchmark Aboutness (%) General interpretation 3 1 25 (100) (BNC) 96.0 Difference 2 50 84.0 100 76.0 4 200 72.0 (60) Difference (IMR) No difference

Summary of findings 20, 60, 100, 400 I, IMR, BNC Top 25, 50, 100, 200 12 Summary of findings No Factors in keyword analysis Effects on #aboutness Guidelines 1 Number of texts in D 2 Benchmark 3 Top n 20, 60, 100, 400 #aboutness in D v BNC > D v I I, IMR, BNC BNC Top 25, 50, 100, 200 IMR