A survey on semantic similarity between words in semantic web

Ilakiya, P.; Sumathi, M.; Karthik, S.

doi:10.1109/icrcc.2012.6450580

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“…Semantic similarity is the degree to which textual units (documents Mihalcea et al (2006), sentences Li et al (2006), or terms Iosif and Potamianos (2010)) have the same meaning Ilakiya et al (2012). Given how hard it has been to define meaning, a natural approach to obtain it from a unit is to determine how close it is to other units Abdalla et al (2021).…”

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Comparison of Semantic Similarity Models on Constrained Scenarios

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The technological world has grown by incorporating billions of small sensing devices, collecting and sharing large amounts of diversified data over the new generation of wireless and mobile networks. We can use semantic similarity models to help organize and optimize these devices. Even so, many of the proposed semantic similarity models do not consider the constrained and dynamic environments where these devices are present (IoT, edge computing, 5g, and next-generation networks). In this paper, we review the commonly used models, discuss the limitations of our previous model, and explore latent space methods (through matrix factorization) to reduce noise and correct the model profiles with no additional data. The new proposal is evaluated with corpus-based state-of-the-art approaches achieving competitive results while having four times faster training time than the next fastest model and occupying 36 times less disk space than the next smallest model.

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