Abstract
In this work we propose a new formalization for word similarity. Assuming that each word corresponds to unit of semantics, called synset, with categorical features, called domain, we construct a domain graph of a synset which is all the hypernyms which belong to the domain of the synset. Here we take an advantage of domain graphs to reflect semantic aspect of words. In experiments we show how well the domain graph approach goes well with word similarity. Then we extend sentence similarity (or Semantic Textual Similarity) independent of Bag-of-Words.
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Sometimes this is called a ring.
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There are 45 Lexicographer Files based on syntactic category and logical groupings. They contain synsets during WordNet development. There is another approach WordNet Domains which is a lexical resource created in a semi-automatic way by augmenting WordNet with domain labels. To each synset, there exists at least one semantic domain label annotated by hands from 200 labels [1].
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It includes many short sentences extracted at more than 500 Twitter sites from April 24, 2013 to May 3, 2013. The corpus contain 17,790 pairs of sentences divided into 13,063 pairs for training and 4,727 pairs for development. And there are 972 pairs included for test. We examine these 13,063 pairs for training and the 972 pairs for test.
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Konaka, F., Miura, T. (2016). Word Similarity Based on Domain Graph. In: Bellatreche, L., Pastor, Ó., Almendros Jiménez, J., Aït-Ameur, Y. (eds) Model and Data Engineering. MEDI 2016. Lecture Notes in Computer Science(), vol 9893. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45547-1_27
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