Measuring ontology matching is a critical issue in knowledge engineering and supports sharing evolution. Recently, linguistic scientists have defined semantic relatedness as being more significant than similarities measuring matching. Semantic measured using synonyms hypernym–hyponym relationships. In this paper, systematic approach for proposed. The proposed developed with clear fully describe...

BACKGROUND For word production, we may consciously pursue semantic or phonological search strategies, but it is uncertain whether we can retrieve the different aspects of lexical information independently from each other. We therefore studied the spread of semantic information into words produced under exclusively phonemic task demands. METHODS 42 subjects participated in a letter verbal flue...

Increased memory for emotional stimuli is a well-documented phenomenon. Emotional arousal during the encoding of a stimulus is one mediator of this memory enhancement. Other variables such as semantic relatedness also play a role in the enhanced memory for emotional stimuli, especially for verbal stimuli. Research has not addressed the contributions of emotional arousal, indexed by self-report ...

Semantic relatedness is a well known problem with its significance ranging from computational linguistics to Natural language Processing applications. Relatedness computation is restricted by the amount of common sense and background knowledge required to relate any two terms. This paper proposes a novel model of relatedness using context profile built on features extracted from encyclopedic kn...

In an examination of the time course of activation of phonological and semantic information in processing kanji script, two lexical decision experiments were conducted with native readers of Japanese. Kanji targets were preceded at short (85-msec) and long (150-msec) intervals by homophonic, semantically related, or unrelated primes presented in kanji (Experiment 1) or by hiragana transcription...