Adding Dense, Weighted Connections to W ORD N ET Jordan Boyd-Graber and Christiane Fellbaum and Daniel Osherson and Robert Schapire Princeton University October 9, 2005 Abstract W ORD N ET, a ubiquitous tool for natural

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Date: 2006-11-16 11:27:38 Linguistics Computational linguistics Lexical semantics Knowledge representation Natural language processing Semantics WordNet Semantic similarity Hyponymy and hypernymy Word-sense disambiguation Semantic network Word-sense induction		Adding Dense, Weighted Connections to W ORD N ET Jordan Boyd-Graber and Christiane Fellbaum and Daniel Osherson and Robert Schapire Princeton University October 9, 2005 Abstract W ORD N ET, a ubiquitous tool for natural Add to Reading List Source URL: wordnet.cs.princeton.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,41 MB Share Document on Facebook

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