Word Similarity From Dictionaries: Inferring Fuzzy Measures From Fuzzy Graphs
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Abstract
The computation of similarities between words is a basic element of information retrieval systems, when retrieval is not solely based on word matching. In this work we consider a measure between words based on dictionaries. This is achieved assuming that a dictionary is formalized as a fuzzy graph. We show that the approach permits to compute measures not only for pairs of words but for sets of them.
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| Authors | Torra, Vicenç;Narukawa, Yasuo; |
| Journal | international journal of computational intelligence systems |
| Year | 2008 |
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