I need to look at the Query ( Not QueryDef) module that uses Wordnet WN to grab the output . The Link On "http://www.ai.mit.edu/~jrennie/WordNet/" fails ! Is...
shripad_karambelkar@...
Aug 8, 2001 1:03 pm
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... My lab's web server was down for the last two days because of an electricity outage. It's up again. You should be able to download the module now. Jason...
Jason Rennie
jrennie@...
Aug 9, 2001 1:06 pm
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Wordnet 1.7 has recently been released. Has anyone used QueryData with 1.7 - any problems? I am not entirely clear on the nature of the changes in 1.7 so I'm...
tpederse@...
Sep 7, 2001 1:20 pm
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... Thanks for the fix. Sorry for taking a while to reply---I just turned in my master's thesis two days ago... Jason...
Jason Rennie
jrennie@...
Sep 12, 2001 10:03 pm
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I am quite new with perl programming.. I was testing a perl program thru the web browser.I am using apache webserver on linux OS.When i run it thru command...
quest4k@...
Sep 28, 2001 5:41 am
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Try putting inserting the code below after the perl header The Carp function will return the errors and the print will put a html header on your document ...
ROGERWHIPP
ROGERWHIPP@...
Sep 28, 2001 8:04 am
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Hello Against WordNet1.7 WordNet:QueryData "make test" fails on tests 12,13, 18, 19 and 20. This would mean that interaction results might not be reliable. Is...
Michael Preminger
michael.preminger@...
Oct 26, 2001 11:11 am
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Here's a detailed test transcript against Wn-1.7, done on PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /usr/bin/perl -Iblib/arch -Iblib/lib -I/usr/lib/perl5/5.00503/i386-linux...
Michael Preminger
michael.preminger@...
Oct 26, 2001 11:35 am
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... I wrote the test specifically for WordNet 1.6. WN 1.7 has different information in it. The transcript you sent me indicates that the perl module is...
Hi Jason, A minor addition to the previous note (sent to you alone and not wn-perl I think) regarding the behaviour of the attribute relation (attr) with...
Hi again. I realized it might have been easier to forward the original note to wn-perl than to have me repeat the info as I just did. Here's the original note...
... Thank you for noticing this! You discovered a bug relating to handling of syntactic markers. I've fixed the problem and released a new version. The new...
Does anyone know whether it is possible to reliably determine the version of the WordNet database? All of the data files have the version number in a comment...
Hi, I was wondering if there was any way to go from a word#pos#sense string to its corresponding mnemonic? My understanding is that every such string has a...
... What's a mnemonic? QueryData knows about these relations: syns - synset words ants - antonyms hype - hypernyms hypo - hyponyms mmem - member meronyms msub...
... My understanding of a mnemonic is this: every sense inside a given synset has a unique string called the mnemonic. An offset number is a unique identifier...
... as a ... Yes you are right, the word#pos#sense string does indeed serve as a mnemonic. However, let me explain why I need the actual WN mnemonics. My work...
... I can't see this as being particularly useful, but I'd be happy to add code to QueryData if you'd be willing to write it. Also, if many others want to see...
... simple and intuitive. The entries of index.sense look much less clear. I couldnt agree with you more! man senseidx gives some information on how the...
Hi, Two points: 1> I am getting surprising results when I try to do wn->offset("0#n#1") and wn->offset("0#a#1"). I get the following error: "Bad query string:...
... You found a bug. Thanks for pointing this out. I've released a new version (1.14) that fixes this. ... If you write it, I'll add to QueryData a function...
... Thanks for the bug fix! ... In my understanding, index.sense maps sensekeys to byte offset numbers and is a many-to-one mapping (the sensekeys of all the ...
... Would this work? my $offset = $wn->offset("word#pos#sense"); grep index.sense for $offset return sensekey with "word" as a substring ... I'm happy to hear...
... Yes you are right - this would work indeed! We'd have to look for "^word%" as a substring, and we're done! However my concern with this method (and I might...
Hi Jason, There is a rather useful relation that is not directly defined in WordNet (i think) but can be sort of infered. It is the "coordinate terms"...
... Loading everything into a hash is probably the right way to go. That should be fastest if you want to do lots of lookups. FYI, I don't think it would be...
... I am not exactly sure of how QueryData works, but my guess is that somewhere you must have a data structure that says word1#pos1#sense1 is related to...
... Actually I was thinking of adding code that will "create" the mnemonics and not use a look-up. 'man senseidx' shows how the mnemonics are created, and its...
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