UNVEILING THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE AND TIME-DEPTH OF THE TURKIC LANGUAGE FAMILY THROUGH BAYESIAN PHYLOLINGUISTICS
Abstract
This study utilizes Bayesian phylolinguistics to uncover the internal structure and time-depth of the Turkic language family. By employing computational methods and linguistic data, we investigate the evolutionary relationships among Turkic languages and estimate the divergence times of their ancestral branches. Through the construction of phylogenetic trees and the application of probabilistic models, we aim to shed light on the historical development and linguistic evolution within the Turkic language family. The findings provide valuable insights into the genetic relationships, language diversification patterns, and temporal framework of the Turkic languages, contributing to our understanding of their shared heritage and historical origins.
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