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Statistical physics of language change inferred from time evolving maps
Language change may be studied by tracking linguistic variant frequencies through space and time. Observed frequencies may be viewed as realisations of a statistical field. We first set out an efficient cross validated method for inferring the empirical field --- the variant frequency distribution e
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