论文信息 - The clustering of natural terms: an adaptive resonance theory model

The clustering of natural terms: an adaptive resonance theory model

Adaptive resonance theory is shown to model polysemous lexical relations. The model derives the relations from indirect subjective property rating judgements provided by naive native speakers. The relations derived correspond closely to relations given in an independent corpus-based lexicographic analysis.

George Dunbar

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