Semantic Networks

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A semantic network represents semantic relations among concepts, two concepts being related if their meanings are related. This is often used as a form of knowledge representation and can be modeled by a directed or undirected graph consisting of vertices that represent concepts and edges joining related concepts. Building a two-step synonym graph for computation with word semantics in Mathematica 8 is relatively straightforward using the function WordData, which holds interrelated information on nearly 150,000 words.
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Contributed by: Jaime Rangel-Mondragon (September 2011)
Based on work by: Roger Germundsson, Charles Pooh, Jae Bum Jung, Yan Zhuang, Henrik Tidefelt, and Tim Shedelbower
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Published: September 6 2011