2019
DOI: 10.35940/ijeat.b2961.129219
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Classification of Semantic Similarity Technique between Word Pairs using Word Net

Abstract: The concept of relevancy is a most blazing topic in information regaining process. In the last few years there is a drastically increase the digital data so there is a need to increase the accuracy of information regaining process .Semantic Similarity measure the similarity between word-pair by using WordNet as ontology.We have analyzed the different category of semantic similarity algorithm to compute semantic closeness between word-pair and evaluate its value by using WordNet.We have compared various algorit… Show more

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“…This paper tries to present an approach, which computes the similarity between two pair of verbs on knowingly the limitation of verb hierarchy of WordNet. The discussed approach is based on the noun-based similarity (Gupta & Goyal, 2019) and almost similar to the approach discussed in (Thanh et al). The novelty in this paper is by considering the derivational mapping into noun hierarchy while supplementing it into verb hierarchy, use of glosses definition, and the stemming effect.…”
Section: A Multi-strategic Verb Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This paper tries to present an approach, which computes the similarity between two pair of verbs on knowingly the limitation of verb hierarchy of WordNet. The discussed approach is based on the noun-based similarity (Gupta & Goyal, 2019) and almost similar to the approach discussed in (Thanh et al). The novelty in this paper is by considering the derivational mapping into noun hierarchy while supplementing it into verb hierarchy, use of glosses definition, and the stemming effect.…”
Section: A Multi-strategic Verb Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The expansion of the work done in (Gupta & Goyal, 2019) on verb similarity where the performance of noun similarity is taken as a benchmark. In this paper, the calculation of the verb is done by two methodologies, the tuning method, and the evaluation partitioning method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Path-length measure finds the shortest path between two synsets in the WordNet graph and assigns a similarity score based on the length of that path [7]. The Leacock & Chodorow measure considers the depth of the nodes in the graph in addition to the path length [8], [9], while the Wu & Palmer measure normalizes the path length based on the depth of the nodes in the graph to address the issue of path-length measures favoring longer paths over shorter ones [8], [9]. In contrast, the Resnik measure calculates similarity based on the frequency of each synset in a large corpus of text [9].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Leacock & Chodorow measure considers the depth of the nodes in the graph in addition to the path length [8], [9], while the Wu & Palmer measure normalizes the path length based on the depth of the nodes in the graph to address the issue of path-length measures favoring longer paths over shorter ones [8], [9]. In contrast, the Resnik measure calculates similarity based on the frequency of each synset in a large corpus of text [9]. The Lin measure uses both similarity and relatedness between concepts to compute similarity [9].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is not possible to find and remove duplicate questions manually. The duplicate inquiries or sentences should be identified automatically using some autodetection approaches [4,5,6]. In order to find similarities between two sentences, we www.ijacsa.thesai.org conducted our research using Quora's question-pair dataset.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%