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Linking and Extending an Open Multilingual Wordnet
Francis Bond,Ryan Foster +1 more
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An open multilingual wordnet with large wordnets for over 26 languages and smaller ones for 57 languages, made by combining wordnets with open licences, data from Wiktionary and the Unicode Common Locale Data Repository.Abstract:
We create an open multilingual wordnet with large wordnets for over 26 languages and smaller ones for 57 languages. It is made by combining wordnets with open licences, data from Wiktionary and the Unicode Common Locale Data Repository. Overall there are over 2 million senses for over 100 thousand concepts, linking over 1.4 million words in hundreds of languages.read more
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