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	WordNet - Princeton University Cognitive Science Laboratory
		WordNet® is a large lexical database of English, developed under the direction of George A.
		WordNet's structure makes it a useful tool for computational linguistics and natural language processing.
		The Global WordNet Organization is coordinating and guiding new the development of new wordnets and holding biannual meetings.
	wordnet.princeton.edu (256 words)

	Welcome to WordNet
		WordNet (Word of God Broadcasting Network) presents the life-changing Gospel of Jesus Christ through the media of television (standard channel 28 and digital channel 55-3 serving the Charlotte metro area) and radio (1540AM WOGR, Charlotte; FM translator 88.3MHz, Harrisburg/Charlotte; 1420AM WGAS, S. Gastonia; and 93.3 WOGR-FM, Salisbury).
		The WordNet television stations feature a Family Friendly format that includes vintage television programs such as The Lone Ranger, Daniel Boone, and Bonanza; children’s educational and entertainment programs, national and local ministry broadcasts as well as inspirational music videos.
		The WordNet radio stations simulcast a combination of nationally acclaimed teaching programs and edifying urban gospel music.
	www.wordnet.org (124 words)

	EuroWordNet:Building a multilingual database with wordnets for several European languages.
		EuroWordNet is a multilingual database with wordnets for several European languages (Dutch, Italian, Spanish, German, French, Czech and Estonian).
		In addition, the wordnets are linked to an Inter-Lingual-Index, based on the Princeton wordnet.
		The aim is to stimulate further building of wordnets, further standardization and interlinking and the development of tools, dissemination of information.
	www.illc.uva.nl /EuroWordNet (371 words)

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		For adjectives in the WordNet files, a synset member may be annotated with a syntactic marker indicating a limitation on the syntactic position the adjective may have in relation to a noun that it modifies.
		If a WordNet sense has a gloss, it is analyzed into component parts for inclusion in the DIMAP sense, specifically, into a status or usage label, a definition, a usage note, and illustrative uses (coded in the feature field) of a DIMAP sense.
		Since the WordNet glosses are intended primarily as reminders or notes for the lexicographers, many of them do not quite follow the patterns used for analysis, leading to poor DIMAP conversions in some cases.
	www.clres.com /WordNet.html (1706 words)

	WordNet Perl Module
		WordNet is a database of word meanings and lexical relationships.
		Use WordNet-QueryData-1.38.tar.gz with WordNet 1.7.1 and WordNet 2.0.
		Read the QueryData manual page to find out how to tell it where your WordNet database is located (edit test.pl).
	people.csail.mit.edu /jrennie/WordNet (302 words)

	WordNet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		WordNet is a semantic lexicon for the English language.
		WordNet was created and is being maintained at the Cognitive Science Laboratory of Princeton University under the direction of psychology professor George A. Miller.
		This was the case when, for example, the top-level ontology of WordNet was re-structured according to the OntoClean based approach or when WordNet was used as a primary source for constructing the lower classes of the SENSUS ontology.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WordNet (1838 words)

	WordNet - Wikipedia
		WordNet foi creado e mantido polo Laboratorio de Ciencias Cognitivas of Universidade de Princeton baixo a direccion lo profesor de psicoloxía George A. Miller.
		WordNet contabiliza isto a través da frequency score (puntuación de frecuencia): en alguns textos de exemplo todalas palabras foros semánticamente anotadas co synset correspondente, ademáis de contabilizado con que frecuencia unha palabra aparecia con un signficado sentido.
		This was the case when, for example, the top-level ontology of WordNet was re-structured according to the OntoClean based approach or when WordNet was used as a primary source for constructing the lower classes of the SENSUS ontoloxia.
	gl.wikipedia.org /wiki/WordNet (1436 words)

	WordNet
		WordNet distinguishes between nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs on the assumption that these are stored differently in the human brain.
		WordNet quantifies this by the frequency score: in several sample texts all words were semantically tagged with the corresponding synset, and then it was counted how often a word appeared in a specific sense.
		WordNet was the primary source for constructing the lower classes of the SENSUS[?] ontology.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/wo/WordNet.html (745 words)

	eXtended WordNet
		The Extended WordNet project [1] aims to transform the WordNet glosses into a format that allows the derivation of additional semantic and logic relations.
		The glosses are represented by the tag that inlcludes the synonym set, the text of the gloss, the parse tree, the logic form tranformation and the semantic disambiguation of the gloss.
		The first phase is preprocessing that separates the WordNet glosses into definitions and examples, and performs tokenization, part of speech tagging using Brill's tagger [2], and identifying of compound concepts.
	xwn.hlt.utdallas.edu /wsd.html (1218 words)

	Thinking XML: Querying WordNet as XML
		WordNet is a Princeton University project that aims to build a database of English words and lexical relationships between them.
		Much has changed since then: The WordNet project has gone from version 1.7 to 2.0, bringing about additional nuances in how words are classified; the RDF representations I covered earlier are still stuck with WordNet 1.6; meanwhile, some of the 2.0 changes have introduced backwards incompatabilities with all previous versions.
		WordNet is a very large project based on data whose basic underpinnings are very rigorously defined.
	www-106.ibm.com /developerworks/xml/library/x-think29.html (1474 words)

	Thinking XML: Querying WordNet as XML
		WordNet is a Princeton University project that aims to build a database of English words and lexical relationships between them.
		Much has changed since then: The WordNet project has gone from version 1.7 to 2.0, bringing about additional nuances in how words are classified; the RDF representations I covered earlier are still stuck with WordNet 1.6; meanwhile, some of the 2.0 changes have introduced backwards incompatabilities with all previous versions.
		There are many WordNet projects languishing with older versions of the data, in many cases because they haven't gotten around to the database format conversion.
	www.ibm.com /developerworks/xml/library/x-think29.html (1474 words)

	The Global Wordnet Assocation (GWA)
		The Global WordNet Association is a free, public and non-commercial organization that provides a platform for discussing, sharing and connecting wordnets for all languages in the world.
		To provide information on wordnets to the general public.
		The Global WordNet Association (GWA) builds on the results of Princeton WordNet and EuroWordNet.
	www.globalwordnet.org (219 words)

	WordNetDT Free Dictionary/Thesaurus
		This is part of a series of projects that I started after checking out the efforts of Malcolm Crowe in creating a.Net port for WordNet.
		WordNet® is an online lexical reference system whose design is inspired by current psycholinguistic theories of human lexical memory.
		WordNet is quite a massive project that is still evolving with more words and more relations.
	www.ebswift.com /Desktop/WordNet (1050 words)

	RDF/OWL Representation of WordNet
		Although WordNet is not a strict class hierarchy, it is possible to interpret it as such for certain types of applications.
		WordNet is often used for a task known as sense disambiguation: the annotation of lexical forms in texts with a synset's ID (or, on the Semantic Web, its URI) to record the meaning of the lexical form (cf.
		Like for WordNet Full, the Basic users can also limit the relations to those that are required for their task, with the caveat that the following relations are defined between WordSenses and are therefore useless to Basic users: derivational relatedness, antonymy, see also, participle, pertains to.
	www.w3.org /2001/sw/BestPractices/WNET/wn-conversion (8683 words)

	Book Review October 1998
		Part III, about half the book, deals with representative applications of WordNet, from creating a "semantic concordance" (a text corpus in which words are tagged with their proper sense), to automated word sense disambiguation, to information retrieval, to conceptual modeling.
		The authors of WordNet vacillate somewhat between a position that stays entirely in the plane of words, and deals with conceptual relationships in terms of the relationships between words, and the position, commonly adopted in information science, of separating the conceptual plane from the terminological plane.
		Put differently, WordNet includes the relationship word W designates concept C, which is coded implicitly by including W in the synset for C. (This is made explicit in Table 16.1.) Two words are synonyms if they have a designates relationship to the same concept.
	www.dlib.org /dlib/october98/10bookreview.html (2860 words)

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		WordNet seems to act as a very descriptive dictionary for words.
		For example, when using WordNet online and looking up the word “high,” WordNet returns seven senses when “high” is used as a noun, seven senses when “high” is used as an adjective, and four senses when it is used as an adverb.
		As a result, WordNet attempts to capture the numerous meanings of words that are understood by humans, whether they are used as nouns, verbs, adjectives, or adverbs and how they are used.
	cvibanez.myweb.uga.edu /csci8351/Wordnet.doc (197 words)

	SWordNet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The project aimed at developing the semantic part of a Swedish lexical database by building a Swedish counterpart to the English WordNet and to the multilingual EuroWordNet.
		WordNet is a lexical database where words are organised according to basic semantic relations such as synonymy, antonymy, hyponymy and meronomy.
		The Swedish WordNet will be structured in such a way that it can be linked to EuroWordNet which makes it possible to go from a Swedish word to related words in several European languages.
	www.ling.lu.se /projects/Swordnet (237 words)

	WordNet (Java Access to WordNet)
		The integer constant representing a noun in WordNet.
		The total number of parts of speech in WordNet, collapsing adjective satellites to be adjectives, i.e., 4.
		Constructs this WordNet object with the specified index and data files and boolean as to whether to perform caching.
	www-nlp.stanford.edu /nlp/javadoc/wn/doc/danbikel/wordnet/WordNet.html (1944 words)

	The George Washington University Wordnet Interface
		WordNet is an extensive English-language word database developed by Princeton University faculty and students over the last thirty years.
		WordNet relates words based on colloquial usage, pertinence to other words, and numerous other methods developed by cognitive scientists and lexicographers.
		We intend to integrate WordNet into Blaise, an editing/grading system we are developing for writing courses.
	www.seas.gwu.edu /~simhaweb/software/jwordnet (266 words)

	RDFWeb: xmlns.com Wordnet Vocabulary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We are serious about developing a mature version of xmlns Wordnet to underpin RDF vocabulary deployment, and caution that flaws in the current design may need fixing.
		Typically a group of related words are organised together in wordnet as a synonym set (which will have some obscure numerical identifier, but does not correspond to any particular "dominant" or "representative" term from the synset, ie each term in a synset is equal).
		A possible workaround is to have RDF classes both for each word in Wordnet (one per each member of the synset) and another RDF class for the synset itself.
	xmlns.com /2001/08/wordnet (443 words)

	WordNet Bibliography (Site not responding. Last check: )
		WordNet lexical database, a machine-readable thesaurus and semantic network developed and maintained by the Cognitive Science Laboratory at Princeton University.
		The bibliography was created by Joseph Rosenzweig, maintained by Rada Mihalcea (2000-2005), and it is currently maintained by Andras Csomai.
		``Lexical acquisition with WordNet and the Mikrokosmos Ontology.''
	mira.csci.unt.edu /~wordnet (7367 words)

	WordNet Series 3 Voice Recorder NICE Motorola
		WordNet Series 3 is an innovative recording solution that allows organizations to record conventional telephony and radio communications, as well as the latest voice over internet protocol (VoIP) systems.
		WordNet Series 3 stores up to 12,500 channel hours of compressed voice/data on a local hard drive for instant access.
		The WordNet Series 3 lets you retrieve and playback recordings from the recorder hard disk, VXA tape drive or DVD-RAM, or any network attached storage device.
	www.urci.com /nice-wordnet.htm (352 words)

	MultiWordNet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		MultiWordNet is a multilingual lexical database in which the Italian WordNet is strictly aligned with Princeton WordNet 1.6.
		The Italian synsets are created in correspondence with the Princeton WordNet synsets, whenever possible, and semantic relations are imported from the corresponding English synsets; i.e., we assume that if there are two synsets in PWN and a relation holding between them, the same relation holds between the corresponding synsets in Italian.
		While the project stresses the usefulness of a strict alignment between wordnets of different languages, the multilingual hierarchy implemented is able to represent true lexical idiosyncrasies between languages, such as lexical gaps and denotation differences.
	multiwordnet.itc.it /english/home.php (209 words)

	WordNet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		WordNet 2.0 is available for Unix and Windows platforms.
		WordNet 2.0 includes more than 42,000 new links between nouns and verbs that are morphologically related, a topical organization for many areas that classifies synsets by category, region, or usage, gloss and synset fixes, and new terminology, mostly in the terrorism domain.
		WordNet 2.0 is now up on our web interface.
	www.wku.edu /~leyla.zhuhadar/webmining/Presentation-files/weblinks/WordNet.htm (256 words)

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