This book presents the use of kernelsmoothing, a family of methods
adapted from fields such as signal processing, as a way to identify
the true spatial distribution of linguistic forms at particular
points in time. Discusses the use of kernel smoothing in historical
dialectology and new approaches to parameter setting Presents a
series of case studies from the history of Norwegian language
Investigates some of the major phonological and morphosyntactic
shifts which transformed the language from Old Norwegian through
Middle to early Modern Norwegian Demonstrates how the kernel
smoothing method allows us to see how these changes spread from
place to place, and these findings are used to throw light on a
number of more general research questions of interest to an
audience beyond Scandinavianists A step-by-step guide to kernel
smoothing is offered, so that non-experts can apply the approach to
their own data
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