- In metadata, a
synonym ring or
synset, is a
group of data
elements that are
considered semantically equivalent for the
purposes of
information retrieval...
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including synonyms, hyponyms, and meronyms. The
synonyms are
grouped into
synsets with
short definitions and
usage examples. It can thus be seen as a combination...
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approximately 50K
synsets. This was not achieved. The
summary statistics given on
April 30, 2010:
Total number of non-empty
synsets: 21841
Total number...
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Synonymous entries are
grouped together in what the
Princeton WordNet calls "
synsets" Most
semantic lexicons are made up of four
different "sub-nets": nouns...
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lexical units that
express the same
concept into
synsets and by
defining semantic relations between these synsets.
GermaNet is free for
academic use,
after signing...
- in
different languages into sets of synonyms,
called Babel synsets. For each
Babel synset,
BabelNet provides short definitions (called glosses) in many...
-
corpora and the
inclusion of
synsets. The
synsets include those already featured in the
wordnets of
other languages and
synsets that
correspond to high-frequency...
- syntax, as well as the TPTP
family of languages. A
mapping from
WordNet synsets to SUMO has been defined. Initially, SUMO was
focused on meta-level concepts...
- red and color.
Hyponymy is the most
frequently encoded relation among synsets used in
lexical databases such as WordNet.
These semantic relations can...
- the
synsets. That means,
there should be at
least a 'core' set of
lexemes in the
synset that
uniquely give the
concept represented by the
synset (minimality)...
