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Multilevel linguistic features have been proposed for discourse analysis, but there have been few applications of multilevel linguistic features to readability models and also few validations of such models. Most traditional readability formulae are based on generalized linear models (GLMs; e.g., discriminant analysis and multiple regression), but these models have to comply with certain statistical...
The studies of readability aim to measure the level of text difficulty. Although traditional formulae such as the Flesch-Kincaid formula can properly predict text readability, they are only effective for English text. Other formulae with very few features may result in inaccurate text classification. The study takes into account multiple linguistic features, and attempts to increase the level of accuracy...
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