Rank-Frequency Distributions is a statistical construct that represents the frequency of occurrence of elements in a dataset ranked in descending order, typically used to reveal patterns of inequality or skew in the distribution of linguistic, economic, or network phenomena.
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Real life information retrieval: a study of user queries on the Web
Bernard J. Jansen, Amanda Spink, Judy Bateman et al. · ACM SIGIR Forum · 1998 · 621 citations · Full text
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