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Just wondering has anyone looked at the the link for heaps law (pan genome expansion) and zipfs law? Is it relevant or not?
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You can provide the link here and I can ascertain its validity.
Basically Heaps' law means that as more instance text is gathered, there will be diminishing returns in terms of discovery of the full vocabulary from which the distinct terms are drawn.
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Corleza from Manassas
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