A Semantic
Network of Related Concepts
This semantic network links 3,024 of the most frequently occurring
monosemous nouns in a large corpus (Wikipedia) to their semantically
related concepts in WordNet 3.0. It contains 74,166 undirected edges,
relating a total of 17,543 nouns, with 24,547 distinct concepts among
them. The process by which the network was automatically constructed is
detailed in the reference below. The expansion of the network is the
subject of our ongoing research. Please feel free to contact Sean Szumlanski with questions or
general discussion regarding this work.
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References
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S. Szumlanski and F. Gomez. 2011. Evaluating a Semantic Network Automatically Constructed from
Lexical Co-occurrence on a Word Sense Disambiguation Task.
CoNLL
'11. pp. 190—199.
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S. Szumlanski and F. Gomez. 2010. Automatically Acquiring a Semantic Network of Related
Concepts. CIKM '10. pp. 19—28.
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