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Lexical, Syntactic, and Semantic Distances Across Five Languages: A Reproducible Framework Integrating Python NLP and R Statistical Modeling
Quantitative comparisons across languages have traditionally relied on manually curated typological features, while recent advances in multilingual language models provide new opportunities for large-scale cross-linguistic research. This paper presents a reproducible framework that integrates natura
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