Recently, I saw the following statement (author is unknown):
>In most studies of z-scores and t-scores in computational linguistics,
>you tend to find that scores are too high. When you compute scores
>for bigrams, for example, you would expect 5% of the scores would be
>greater than 1.65, but you tend to find more than that.
I am trying to find the studies referred to, and what makes some people
believe that the scores are too high. Thank you.
-Alex Yeh (asy@mitre.org)
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