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   WordNet

   WordNet quantifies this by the frequency score: in which several sample texts have all words semantically tagged with the corresponding synset, and then a count provided indicating how often a word appears in a specific sense. ... An independent project titled wordNet with an initial lowercase w is an ongoing project to links words and phrases via a custom Web crawler.
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   Mnemonic Dictionary

   Word and Definition are provided by semantic lexicon WordNet of Princeton University.
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   Hyponymy

   In linguistics, a hyponym is a word or phrase whose semantic range is included within that of another word. ... Their process works by taking hypernym/hyponym pairs from WordNet and finding many noun-noun pairs from a parsed corpus.
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   eXtended WordNet

   Although it has not been updated since November 2004 (the most recent version is based on WordNet 2.0), it still remains a useful resource. ... Word sense disambiguation
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   Word

   Another example can be seen in a language that has vowel harmony (like Turkish): the vowels within a given word share the same quality, so a word boundary is likely to occur whenever the vowel quality changes. ... Lexigraf · WordNet
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   Word sense disambiguation

   The algorithm starts with a large corpus, in which it identifies examples of the given polysemous word, and stores all the relevant sentences as lines. ... A publicly available database called WordNet can be used as an automatic source for such defining terms.
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   Morphology (linguistics)

   Informally, word formation rules form "new words" (that is, new lexemes), while inflection rules yield variant forms of the "same" word (lexeme). ... Lexigraf · WordNet
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   Ontology (information science)

   And it is a different sense of the word than its use in philosophy. ... WordNet Lexical reference system
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   Semantic relatedness

   WordNet: (+) humanly constructed; (-) humanly constructed (not automatically learned), cannot measure relatedness between multi-word term, non-incremental vocabulary ... Similarity of objects and the meaning of words.
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    Computational creativity

    Blending theory is an elaborate framework that provides a rich terminology for describing the products of creative thinking, from metaphors to jokes to neologisms to adverts. ... Tony Veale has developed a system called ZeitGeist that harvests neological headwords from Wikipedia and interprets them relative to their local context in Wikipedia and relative to specific word senses in WordNet.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• WordNet,
• Mnemonic Dictionary,
• Hyponymy,
• eXtended WordNet,
• Word,
• Word sense disambiguation,
• Morphology (linguistics),
• Ontology (information science),
• Semantic relatedness,
• Computational creativity