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- proper noun linguistics, artificial intelligence WordNet is a
wordnet , a semantically structuredlexical database , for the English language at Princeton University.
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DODDLE-OWL makes reuse of existing ontologies such as WordNet and EDR as general ontologies to construct taxonomic relationships (defined as classes) and other relationships (defined as properties and their domains and ranges) for concepts.
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"WordNet" describes the word 'commercialized' as the following:
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Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University.
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In fact, according to WordNet 3.0 (from Princeton), a clue is "a slight indication" and "evidence that helps to solve a problem."
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Before I continue to the next section which will also send you off to the NLTK Book before my conclusion, I will just sneak in a few more cool show-and-tell aspects of WordNet:
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Since we will be looking at the WordNet corpus in the next section, take a look at the text representation of a word in this more esoterically designed corpus:
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The recent addition of WordNet definitions to Wordie (which I'll blog at greater length on Monday) was resulting in a version of this before I tweaked the algorithm.
Archive 2007-11-01 2007
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However, as a public service, and in probably a vain attempt to forestall future articles with titles such as "In Pain and Joy of love/hate/surprise/etc., the Brain May Play a Role," here are a list of emotions and psychological states courtesy of WordNet in which the brain certainly plays a role, to the extent we can be certain about anything:
Emotions Caused by Your Brain josh 2009
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The recent addition of WordNet definitions to Wordie (which I'll blog at greater length on Monday) was resulting in a version of this before I tweaked the algorithm.
The Cupertino Effect 2007
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Download data for the WordNet corpus and the Treebank Part of Speech Tagger Maximum entropy.
ruzuzu commented on the word WordNet
I kinda love that there's no weirdnet definition. RIP George Miller (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=George_Armitage_Miller&oldid=503630348).
July 23, 2012