The statistic lexicography has produced a series of frequency dictionaries of the most important languages of the world. Nevertheless, frequency dictionaries are subjected to three conditions which weak their descriptive capacity: the small number of types of texts; the impossibility to detect the collocations and the complex lexemes, the impossibility to detect the available words. It's also for these reasons that the speaker assigns a different place to a word instead of the place that the same word has in the frequency list. From that arises the attempt of a knowledge lexicon, able to reorganize the frequency list extracts from the text, according to the speaker lexical competence.
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