# Goodman 2002: Extended Comment on Language Trees and Zipping

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# Extended Comment on Language Trees and Zipping

Joshua Goodman, 2002. _arXiv_.

Joshua Goodman's comment on Benedetto, Caglioti and Loreto's compression-based language classification, arguing that simpler methods do as well.

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Goodman, J. (2002). Extended Comment on Language Trees and Zipping. arXiv. https://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/0202383
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