This further supports frequency competition, suggesting that any differences in conceptual appropriateness between pastmarked and unmarked forms were overridden by large relative frequency advantages.
Together, these patterns confirm the unmarked status of, among other things, simplex onsets, open syllables and vowel-final words.
He even goes so far as to suggest that the terms marked/unmarked should be defined as 'less frequent/more frequent' (p. 67).
The main issues, however, were the same for both : ' distinguishing the marked from the unmarked and integrating markedness into a larger theoretical context ' (89).
In particular, we test whether automatically labelled, lexically marked examples are really suitable training material for classifiers that are then applied to unmarked examples.
We trained both models on a small set of manually labelled examples and tested them on unmarked data.
An unmarked verb is employed once the tense reference of the whole transcription paragraph, or even the whole text, has been established.
Probabilities that are identical or only have slightly significant differences appear unmarked.
