Synonyms ?Scarlatina Rlieumatica (Cock) ; Exanthesis Arthrosia ; Dandy fever (inhabitants of West Indies) ; Threeday fever ; Red fever (E Goodevc); Break-bone fever ; Brokenwing fever ; Stiff-necked fever ; Tootiah (natives of Bengal) ; Eruptive articular fever ; and other synonyms. Definition ?An infectious, eruptive fevrr, commencing suddenly, remitting, and liable to relapse. Accompanied by

English is widely known as a language containing number of near-synonyms, i.e. words with similar meaning, and therefore learners are often confronted difficulty in the use near-synonyms different contexts. This corpus-informed study aims to differentiate synonyms primary, main , major focusing on their distribution across genres collocation usage. The three target were selected majo r among fi...

Discovering synonyms and other related words among the words in a document collection can be seen as a clustering problem, where we expect the words in a cluster to be closely related to one another. The intuition is that words occurring in similar contexts tend to convey similar meaning. We introduce a way to use translation dictionaries for several languages to evaluate the rate of synonymy f...

We have developed a simulation model that accepts instructions in unconstrained natural language, and then guides a robot to the correct destination. The instructions are segmented on the basis of the actions to be taken, and each segment is labeled with the required action. This flat formulation reduces the problem to a sequential labeling task, to which machine learning methods are applied. W...

Semantic relationships between words comprised by thesauri are essential features for IR, text mining and information extraction systems. This paper introduces a new approach to identification of semantic relations such as synonymy by a lexical graph. The graph is generated from a text corpus by embedding syntactically parsed sentences in the graph structure. The vertices of the graph are lexic...

In this paper, a study of the synonymy in a dictionary of verbs is presented and a new approach to solve the polysemy problem is proposed. More precisely, it is about dispatching verb synonyms in groups called “sense components”, each corresponding to a verb meaning. The dictionary is represented as a graph and the sense component is obtained by studying circuits in this graph. This study is ba...

Near-synonyms are words which share certain semantic similarities, yet differ in their contextual usage (e.g. acquire vs obtain, evaluate judge). The current study compares lexical preferences and rationalizations for choosing near-synonyms of advanced C1 level non-native speakers English (n = 45) to those given by native 58). data has been collected using a forced-choice questionnaire also inc...