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Estimating the level and direction of aggregated sound change of dialects in the northern Netherlands

Estimatep-val.
Intercept (non-WLS): convergence1.177<0.001***
WLS: convergence0.771<0.01**
non-WLS: divergence0.9090.02*
WLS: divergence-1.0410.01*
Parametric coefficients for a linear mixed-effects model predicting normalized sound change based on a binary distinction between the Westphalian Low Saxon (WLS) group and the other dialect groups.
Proportions of normalized sound change predicted based on geography using PMI-based weights. Red: more change. Blue: less change. Full phonetic symbol inventory vs. iteratively combined symbol inventory.

Sound Change Estimation in Netherlandic Regional Languages: Reducing Inter-Transcriber Variability in Dialect Corpora

Examining maintenance and shift in regional language populations: the case of Frisian and Low Saxon in the Netherlands

The geographical distribution of the speakers who transfer the regional language (Frisian vs. Low Saxon) to their children. Based on a logistic generalized additive model predicting the likelihood of intergenerational transfer based on a two-dimensional smooth from geographical coordinates. A value of -2, 0, or 2 indicates a probability of respectively 12%, 50%, and 88%