Hello, Does any one know how to get the head synset from a satellite synset in the case of adjective using QuerData? or is it at all possible with QueryData?...
Is there any way to pull out all the hypernyms of a particular word from WordNet. For example, I am interested to know the hypernyms of the word `angiogram'....
Hello Selvaraj, One method that I used after consulting this group : 1) extract the hypernym which is "roentgenogram"; 2) extract the synset for the word...
Hello Friends, I am N.Ramesh, a student of NIT Calicut. I have worked on wordnet and my final year project was involved in making user interfaces for it. I ...
Hi all, I am unable to morphology of a word using perl wordnet api. This feature is available in api for c language. What I want is the output "run" if I give...
Hi Arulmozi, Sorry for the previous hasty post, which is wrong. The following should work correctly. use WordNet::QueryData; print "Loading Wordnet...."; ...
Nicola -- Sorry for the slow response. I'm CC:ing this to wn-perl, as it's a WordNet::QueryData problem, not WordNet::Similarity-specific. The invalid paths...
Hi, How would I access the lexnames (i.e. <noun.animal>) from QueryData? I am using the 1.31 release. I assumed this would be similar to the "offset" function...
... As far as I know, QueryData doesn't (currently) provide an interface for this information. Is every sense associated with one of the 45 lexnames? Tell me...
Every synset is associated with the lexicographer filename from whence it came. This is encoded as the first two-digit number on a data file line. This number...
... I just released QueryData v1.34 with a "lexname" function that should do what you want. Check it out: http://people.csail.mit.edu/~jrennie/WordNet/ Let us...
Dear I think You can not access this facility in WordNet::QueryData -1.3.1. You can run in command line like that wn flower -a -over Hla Hla ... Hi, How would...
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Anyone know why/how "wn armsful -over" yields ... Overview of noun armful The noun armful has 1 sense (first 1 from tagged texts) 1. (1) armful -- (the...
In morph.c, in the source for the C library: char *morphword(char *word, int pos) { ... if (pos == NOUN) { if (strend(word, "ful")) { cnt = strrchr(word, 'f')...
Hi Ben, Thanks for the reply. Your response definitely cleared things up for me. ... Would you mind letting me know when the documentation is updated? At ...
Hello, This is for the ones who start to learn WordNet::QueryData. You can extend all the other relations (hypernym, hyponym etc.) This is showing all the...
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Hi, there, I am new with Perl, and I have a question about the installation. In fact, my WNHOME is set to C:\Program Files\WordNet\2.0, which is my wordnet is...
Try this (taken from the 'README' file): WINDOWS ... 0) Make sure that you have installed WordNet to C:\Program Files\WordNet\2.0 1) Unpack the WordNet...
Jason's solution will likely work for you. But, if you want to install other Perl modules under Windows, here's what's going wrong: Most unix-like operating...
For what its worth: I work on Windows all the time, and I keep having to go through the make -> make install process for various perl libraries (like Jason's...
Jason, Thanks. I tried your advice. It prints "OK 1 .......OK50". However, what do I need to do to finalize the installation. The installation doesn't seem...
... I'll add this to the README file. Here's what the updated section now looks like: WINDOWS INSTALL ... 0) Make sure that you have installed WordNet to...
Jason, Thanks a lot for your prompt response. Same thanks goes to Ben and Banerjee. "nmake" fixed all the problem. It would help other people a lot if you add...
Hello, I want to tell you how I install WordNet::QueryData in Window XP. I just unpack WordNet-QueryData zip file. I create a folder name WordNet in...
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... Is c:\perl\lib the standard place for perl modules on Windows? Is that the default location if you install perl? Jason...
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