Homonyms and Synonyms in NOK Method

The conceptual framework NOK (Node of Knowledge) consists of the NOK method, and DNOK and FNOK formalisms. Formalism DNOK enables a graphical representation and organization of knowledge in the form of a diagram as network nodes, and FNOK formalism represents knowledge in a textual form, which is suitable for entry into a relational database. This paper describes the representation of a text in DNOK form and formalized FNOK form, on the example of Aesop's fable "The Goose with the Golden Egg". The sentences from the fable consist of at least two actions, that is, they contain two verbs, and the paper shows that DNOK and FNOK formalisms can also be applied to such complex sentences.

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“…Some of the problems of working with natural language are also homonyms and synonyms, and the model to resolve the problems is described in [15].…”

Section: An Overview Of Relevant Researchmentioning

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Fable Representation in FNOK and DNOK Formalisms Using the NOK Conceptual Framework

Koch¹,

Katić²,

Pavlić³

2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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“…Initial research [12][13][14] showed that it is possible to model sentences in natural language using conceptual framework NOK. Additional research showed that NOK is applicable in different languages, without adaptation of algorithms of the question answering (QA) system, under condition that rules are well defined [15].…”

Section: Introduction and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%