Seeding strategies for semantic disambiguation

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Seeding strategies for semantic disambiguation

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Semantic disambiguation determines the meaning of words and phrases in a text, for which we use an automatically-generated Concept-in-Context (CiC) network. Words and phrases rarely belong to a single concept; disambiguation in Capisco relies on interplay between words that are in close vicinity in the text. Starting the disambiguation is a seeding process, that identifies the first concepts, which then form the context for further disambiguation steps. This paper introduces the seeding algor...

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Research paper

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2018

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/11931

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computer science / semantic disambiguation / semantic search / Capisco

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