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English: We discuss the ideas behind the zipf law and test it on empirical data showing that it actually doesn't seem to hold on huge text corpora. This video is the first unit of the second lesson of part two of the Web science MOOC held at the university of Koblenz. Part two covers emerging Web properties
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