Many books, articles, guidelines, and other resources have been written to help us avoid the Covid-19 virus, which has affected our lives in many ways during last few years. The corpus of this research is taken from ''A Healthy Live Nutrition Guide'' by Harvard University. This guide presents tips about following a healthy style how do best eat meals, exercise, sleep well cor...

This study aims to describe the relationship of meaning based on semantic analysis contained in poetry anthology Masih Ingatkah Kau Jalan Pulang by Sapardi Djoko Damono and Rintik Sedu. The method used this is descriptive qualitative. data are words and/or phrases an array or verse that indicate existence a meaning. collection technique read, record, find arrays stanzas contain relationships. T...

Linguistic ontologies, most notably WordNet [1], have been shown to be a valuable resource for a variety of natural language processing applications. Presently, linguistic ontologies are largely constructed by hand, which is both difficult and expensive. A central problem that demands an automated solution is the discovery and incorporation of lexical semantic relations, or semantic relations b...

The introduction of Swedish made it possible for Lexware to be tested for the first time in CLEF. Lexware is a natural language system applied in an information retrieval task and not an information retrieval systems using NLP techniques, therefore it is interesting to compare its results with other less odd IR systems. We experience that separate evaluation of document description and query bu...

Lexical relations organise and structure vocabulary. They reflect relations in the real world. Meronymy is the lexical relation between a word representing a part, and a word representing a whole, such as (finger partOf hand). Meronymy is of special importance in biomedicine: structure and process are organised along partitive axes. Anatomy, for example, is rich in part-whole relations. This im...

Tremendous growth of online available information creates the need of Recommender Systems (RS). Different recommendation techniques are used based on need and purpose. Each technique is having its own advantages and disadvantages. Hybrid approach is used to overcome the limitations of different approaches for Recommendations. Approach of hybridization also varies based on the desired results. W...

Most compounds in English are endocentric, that is, one of the elements (typically the right-hand element) is the head of the construction. Headedness is shown most clearly by hyponymy: the compound as a whole is a hyponym of its head. For example, traffic-light is a hyponym of light, but not a hyponym of traffic. In some languages compounds take their declension class or gender from those of t...

In light of the heightened problems of polysemy, synonymy, and hyponymy in clinical text, we hypothesize that patient cohort identification can be improved by using a large, in-domain clinical corpus for query expansion. We evaluate the utility of four auxiliary collections for the Text REtrieval Conference task of IR-based cohort retrieval, considering the effects of collection size, the inher...

Lexical chains between two concepts are sequences of semantically related words interconnected via semantic relations. This paper presents a new approach for the automatic construction of lexical chains on knowledge bases. Experiments were performed building lexical chains on WordNet, Extended WordNet, and Extended WordNet Knowledge Base. The research addresses the problems of lexical chains ra...

This paper is concerned with semantic (or lexical) structures of the type used in programs which involve natural language processing, such as question-answering systems. These structures, which generally take the form of graphs representing semantic relations defined on word senses, must satisfy some rather self-evident requirements relating to their linguistic significance and adequacy and to ...