Re: Inconsistent models, mapping, interoperability, and the SUO
On Friday 25 March 2005 00:46, Rich Cooper wrote:
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> As you can see, WordNet 2.0 models the English usage for drug naming and
> classification conventions, so it provides an initial charge of words,
> relationships among words, and knowledge about drugs that helps reach a
> fully capable system faster than if you just start with the words alone.
I don't really see that. What I see is a dictionary. There is not much
structure there. But I am guessing that if I open up the node labelled
"antisyphilitic" I will see a list of antisyphilitics, and so on.
Most of the information you need is not captured in those (assumed)
hierarchical relationships though, is it? For instance the deadly "three-way
pharmacodynamic drug-drug interaction" pictured in your first gif. How do you
find that in WordNet?
-Rob