Word-Word Co-Occurrence Relation

A Word-Word Co-Occurrence Relation is a co-occurrence relation between two or more words in some text item.

• AKA: Co-Word Relation.
• Context:
  • It can be summarized by a Word-Word Co-Occurrence Statistic.
  • It can range from being a Text Window-based Word Co-Occurrence Relation to being a Sentence-based Word Co-Occurrence Relation to being a Document-based Word Co-Occurrence Relation.
  • It can be a member of a Word Co-Occurrence Text Graph.
• Example(s):
  • a Word-Text Window Co-Occurrence Relation.
  • a Word-Sentence Co-Occurrence Relation.
  • a Word-Document Co-Occurrence Relation.
  • …
• Counter-Example(s):
  • a Co-Citation Relation.
• See: Word-Word Co-Occurrence Matrix, Lexical Co-Occurrence Statistic, Word Co-Occurrence Dataset.

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References

2001

• (Mutschke & Haase, 2001) ⇒ Peter Mutschke, and Anabel Quan Haase. (2001). “Collaboration and cognitive structures in social science research fields. Towards socio-cognitive analysis in information systems.” In: Scientometrics, 52(3).
  • QUOTE: ... Links between clusters are established when keywords that are in a co-word relation are assigned to different clusters and these clusters cannot be merged because of the readability criterion, which in this case is fixed to a maximum cluster size of ten words. ...

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