sananetuissa
Sananetuissa, or "word nets," are structured lexical databases that organize words based on their semantic relationships. They serve as formal representations of human knowledge, particularly focusing on vocabulary and its meanings. Unlike traditional dictionaries, which primarily list words and their definitions, word nets categorize words into interconnected networks that reflect how concepts relate to each other.
The concept of sananetuissa originated in computational linguistics and cognitive science, aiming to model the semantic
Sananetuissa are constructed using various types of semantic relations, such as synonymy, hypernymy (generalization), hyponymy (specialization),
Applications of sananetuissa span natural language processing (NLP), machine translation, information retrieval, and educational tools. They
While sananetuissa are valuable resources, they are not without limitations. They often struggle with idiomatic expressions,