Suppose we have three collections A, B, and C. Collection A has 100 documents, collection B...

 

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Suppose we have three collections A, B, and C. Collection A has 100 documents, collection B has 10,000 documents, and collection C has 100,000 documents. Now, suppose we add the documents in collection A into both collection B and into collection C. According to Heaps' Law, which collection is likely to see more new terms added to its vocabulary: B or C? Why? Suppose we have three collections A, B, and C. Collection A has 100 documents, collection B has 10,000 documents, and collection C has 100,000 documents. Now, suppose we add the documents in collection A into both collection B and into collection C. According to Heaps' Law, which collection is likely to see more new terms added to its vocabulary: B or C? Why?

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