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sloWTool enables browsing, editing and visualization of wordnets.It is freely available and browser-independent. The tool can be used online or downloaded.
For more information, please see:
FIŠER, Darja, NOVAK, Jernej. Visualizing sloWNet. In Proceedings of the conference on Electronic lexicography in the 21st century: new applications for new users (eLEX2011). Bled, Slovenia, 9-12 November 2011.
For more information, please see:
FIŠER, Darja, NOVAK, Jernej. Visualizing sloWNet. In Proceedings of the conference on Electronic lexicography in the 21st century: new applications for new users (eLEX2011). Bled, Slovenia, 9-12 November 2011.
sloWNet is the first semantic lexicon for Slovene that is based on Princeton WordNet and was developed automatically from various available language resources, such as bilingual dictionaries, parallel corpora and Wikipedia.
sloWNet contains nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs (called literals) which are grouped into sets of synonyms (called synsets), each representing a distinct concept. Each synset has a unique id, part-of-speech information and a short definition. Most synsets also contain one or more example sentences. The most general synsets are organized into 3 Base Concept Sets while specialized synsets are marked with a domain label (e.g. Zoology). Synsets in sloWNet are interlinked with semantic and lexical relations, such as hypernymy, meronymy, antonymy etc. sloWNet 3.0 contains about 39,000 unique literals that are organized into 43,000 synsets. These are mostly nominal (72%). In addition to single words, sloWNet currently contains approximately 9,000 multi-word expressions and 3,000 proper names. On average, one synset contains 1.92 literals, and the same literal appears in 2.07 different synsets.
sloWNet is freely available for research under the Creative Commons licence.
For more information, please see: FIŠER, Darja, SAGOT, Benoít. Combining multiple resources to build reliable wordnets. Text, Speech and Dialogue (LNCS 2546). Berlin; Heidelberg: Springer, 2008 pp. 61-68.
sloWNet contains nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs (called literals) which are grouped into sets of synonyms (called synsets), each representing a distinct concept. Each synset has a unique id, part-of-speech information and a short definition. Most synsets also contain one or more example sentences. The most general synsets are organized into 3 Base Concept Sets while specialized synsets are marked with a domain label (e.g. Zoology). Synsets in sloWNet are interlinked with semantic and lexical relations, such as hypernymy, meronymy, antonymy etc. sloWNet 3.0 contains about 39,000 unique literals that are organized into 43,000 synsets. These are mostly nominal (72%). In addition to single words, sloWNet currently contains approximately 9,000 multi-word expressions and 3,000 proper names. On average, one synset contains 1.92 literals, and the same literal appears in 2.07 different synsets.
sloWNet is freely available for research under the Creative Commons licence.
For more information, please see: FIŠER, Darja, SAGOT, Benoít. Combining multiple resources to build reliable wordnets. Text, Speech and Dialogue (LNCS 2546). Berlin; Heidelberg: Springer, 2008 pp. 61-68.
In the Advanced search window you can define complex search queries using multiple fields.
Wilcard ? replaces any one character and wildcard * replaces any string of any characters.
In the Settings window you can define how the results are displayed on screen by toggling the buttons on and off.
In the Visualization window you can see a part of wordnet's network for the specified search queries.
| - also see; similar to | |
| - be in state | |
| - derived; eng derivative | |
| - near antonym | |
| - participle | |
| - usage domain; category domain; region domain | |
| - holo member; holo part; holo portion | |
| - hypernym; instance hypernym | |
| - causes | |
| - verb group; subevent |
| - Adjective | - Adverb | - Noun | - Verb |
In order to correct a mistake in wordnet or add a missing literal, you first need to register and log in in the Login window.
Then you can modify, delete or add literals by clicking on the literal you wish to change.
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