PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

6 matches in 6 utterances

25.21 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (45 utterances, 238 words searched).

  1. Ciao! Come stai? LOG · sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 14 · Cam –
  2. Chi dice “ciao”? LOG · sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 62 · Cam –
  3. A chi dice “ciao”? LOG · sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 65 · Cam –
  4. Chi dice “ciao”? LOG · sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 79 · Cam –
  5. A chi dice “ciao”? LOG · sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 82 · Cam –
  6. CIAO! LOG · sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 88 · Cam –
  1. sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 14 · Cam, 9
    LOG*LOG: Ciao! Come stai?
    CHIBene P.P.D.
    LOG2Dove sei andata mercoledì?
  2. sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 62 · Cam, 9
    LOG1) La mamma saluta il vecchio che ha la gamba rotta. 2) La mamma che saluta il vecchio ha la gamba rotta.
    LOGSpiegami 1) e 2).
    LOG*LOG: Chi dice “ciao”?
    CHI1) Mamma 2) vecchio > mamma
    LOGOK
  3. sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 65 · Cam, 9
    CHI1) Mamma 2) vecchio > mamma
    LOGOK
    LOG*LOG: A chi dice “ciao”?
    CHI1) Vecchio. 2) mamma > vecchio
    LOGOK
  4. sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 79 · Cam, 9
    LOGV
    LOG1) Le maestre che salutano i bambini ridono. 2) Le maestre salutano i bambini che ridono.
    LOG*LOG: Chi dice “ciao”?
    CHI1) Le maestre. 2) le maestre
    LOGOK
  5. sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 82 · Cam, 9
    CHI1) Le maestre. 2) le maestre
    LOGOK
    LOG*LOG: A chi dice “ciao”?
    CHI1) bambini. 2) bambini
    LOGOK
  6. sordi_logogenia/A2_120.cha, line 88 · Cam, 9
    CHI1) maestre. 2) bambini.
    LOGTUTTO GIUSTO!
    LOG*LOG: CIAO!
    CHICIAO

Matches by child

Matches per 1,000 words, all transcripts of each child together, highest first.

  1. Cam sordi_logogenia25.21
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
sordi_logogenia/A2_120.chaCam 92386625.21

What the pattern matched

1 different forms (lowercased). Useful to see what a pattern really catches: unexpected forms here usually mean the pattern is too broad.

  1. ciao6 · 100.0%