Welcome page
Welcome to the tutorial on "Formosan languages, corpus and R/RStudio"
🧠Objectives of the tutorial
In this tutorial, you will learn:
how to download data from the Internet automatically and quickly,
how to process the downloaded data without spending a lot of time with manual tasks,
how to create summary tables and images to analyze your data.
Who is this tutorial for?
1- Do I need any background?
You do not need any particular background.
This tutorial will start with the very basics. If you are already familiar with coding and/or the RStudio interface, it will of course be easier for you.
2- Which public?
Anyone interested in Formosan languages[1] is welcome to take this tutorial, regardless if you are an undergraduate or graduate student, research assistant or just curious about quantitative methods and Formosan languages.
📰 News
The webpage of this tutorial has just been created. That’s why it looks quite empty and some pages not at their right place.
Stay tuned for further developments!
[1] I use the term ‘Formosan languages’ as the Austronesian languages from Taiwan, including Yami (even though from a typological perspective, Yami is not a Formosan language).