... QueryData 1.27 still seems to work with 1.6 & 1.7, but 1.7.1 introduced new detachment rules, so I figured it was better to only "officially" support the...
I need to set up a dictionary including words who are protein, toxin, plant, etc. It seems I need to scan the words in index.pos whose recursive hypernyms...
Dear Jason: When you enter "house" in WordNet, it tells you how often each sense appears in the Semantic Concordance files. Could you please make a function...
Hi Jason, I don't know if these queries were resolved before or not, but I seemed to have confused myself again with the queryWord function. There was a...
... No. 1.26->1.27 just changed the detachment rules (updated for 1.7.1) and added tests for those new rules. From what I recall/understand, queryWord is...
... You spotted the problem. It's fixed now. http://www.ai.mit.edu/~jrennie/WordNet/WordNet-QueryData-1.28.tar.gz I also added a warning when queryWord is...
... Sure. I've added the code to the repository so it will be in the next version of QueryData. For anyone interested, the patch is included below. Jason ... ...
Hi, I am new to Perl and have been trying to install QueryData for some time. Hope you can help me, any ideas are apreciated. I am using Windows 2000, Perl is...
Hi I cannot install Query data in the root directory - can someone please explain how to install it in another directory - whats with the @INC variable etc ?...
It should be very easy to install almost anywhere by hand. Try this: mkdir /my/favorite/path/WordNet cp QueryData.pm /my/favorite/path/WordNet After doing...
You passed the tests fine. That warning is there just to make sure you don't expect the queryWord function to work as you might expect it to... ... Jason...
Hi all, I would like to ask two questions pertaining to the use of WordNet and QueryData. The Questions: 1. Does anyone know what causes WordNet (or QueryData...
... All the words you provide in the list below are known to WordNet, so I think it's very likely that 2) is your problem. ... No, it is not advisable. That's...
... As mentioned on the web page, it's better to use version 1.26 with WordNet 1.7. There was an incompatible change in the way words were resolved from 1.6/ ...
Hello again. I would like to thank Dr Pederson and Jason Rennie for their helpful comments. I have another question to ask, and I hope you don't mind ...
... I'd recommend that you try to get everything working with the latest versions, distance-0.11, WordNet 1.7.1 and QueryData 1.28. Please post to this...
... One question comes to mind, which could be the cause of the problem. Did you set up the WNHOME enviromnent variable to the path of WordNet 1.7.1? If not...
... I will go one step further and recommend that you stop using distance-0.11 and upgrade to WordNet::Similarity version 0.5. WordNet::Similarity is intended...
Greetings all, WordNet 2.0 is out as of today, and I ran the QueryData test.pl program on it and pretty much everything checked out ok. Test 8 failed, but...
I should have remembered to use verbose output when I ran my little obloquy program. Here is the verbose output: Verbose = 1 Loading WordNet data... ...
I have noticed something I find strange about the noun "disparagement" while doing some preliminary testing with WordNet 2.0. It all started by looking at the...
The problem I saw in obloquy seems to have something to do with WordNet, as my other note hopefully conveys. (The note is mainly to the WordNet folks, but I...
One final note (for today at least :) on the obloquy problem... Everything I said about obloquy and disparagement are true in WordNet 1.7.1 as well. (So if...
... Are you using 1.28? They work for me. ... Highly unlikely. Probably need new %relSymName entries, new code and possibly new functions. ... If the format...
Thanks for your various clarifications Jason. ... Ah, sure enough. I was using 1.26 on one system and that was the problem. I switched over to 1.28 and no...
There have been a few discussions in the past on this list about queryWord. I took a look at it to see what needed to be done to fix it, and I believe that...