The Linguistic Diversity Index (LDI) is a numerical measure used to capture the diversity of languages spoken in a particular area. It serves as a metric for quantifying how many different languages are present and how evenly they are distributed among the population. The LDI is often calculated using principles similar to those used in calculating biodiversity indices, such as the Simpson's Diversity Index or Shannon-Wiener Index.
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