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A hybrid method based on WordNet and Wikipedia for computing semantic relatedness between texts

Abstract

In this article we present a new method for computing semantic relatedness between texts. For this purpose we use a tow-phase approach. The first phase involves modeling document sentences as a matrix to compute semantic relatedness between sentences. In the second phase, we compare text relatedness by using the relation of their sentences. Since Semantic relation between words must be searched in lexical semantic knowledge source, selecting a suitable source is very important, so that produced accurate results with correct selection. In this work, we attempt to capture the semantic relatedness between texts with a more accuracy. For this purpose, we use a collection of tow well known knowledge bases namely, WordNet and Wikipedia, so that provide more complete data source for calculate the semantic relatedness with a more accuracy. We evaluate our approach by comparison with other existing techniques (on Lee datasets).

Keywords:
WordNet Computer science Semantic similarity Natural language processing Selection (genetic algorithm) Relation (database) Information retrieval Artificial intelligence Semantic computing Lexical database Semantics (computer science) Semantic relation Semantic Web Data mining

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Natural Language Processing Techniques
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