Whether a word or phrase is part of an idiolect is determined by the word's location compared with the window's head word, the edge of the window. This window is kept to 7-10 words, with a sample that is being considered as a feature of the idiolect being possibly +5/-5 words away from the "head" word of the window (which is normally in the middle). Data in corpus pertaining to idiolect get sorted into three categories: irrelevant, personal discourse marker(s), and informal vocabulary. Samples at the end of the frame and far from this head word are often deemed superfluous. Superfluous and non-superfluous data are then run through different functions to see if given words or phrases are a part of an individual's idiolect.
whether a word or phrase is part of an idiolect is determined by the word's location compared with the window's head word the edge of the window this window is kept to 7-10 words with a sample that is being considered as a feature of the idiolect being possibly +5/-5 words away from the "head" word of the window (which is normally in the middle) data in corpus pertaining to idiolect get sorted into three categories irrelevant personal discourse marker(s) and informal vocabulary samples at the end of the frame and far from this head word are often deemed superfluous superfluous and non-superfluous data are then run through different functions to see if given words or phrases are a part of an individual's idiolect