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Semantic network
/səmˈantɪk nˈɛtwɜːk/
/səmˈæntɪk nˈɛtwɜːk/Semantic network
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semantisches Netzwerk, semantischer Graph
a graphical representation or structure that depicts relationships between concepts or entities in a language or knowledge domain
What is a "semantic network"?
A semantic network is a way of organizing and representing knowledge where concepts are connected by relationships based on meaning. It resembles a web of ideas, where each concept, or "node," is linked to others by lines that represent the relationships between them, such as "is a type of" or "is part of." For example, in a semantic network about animals, "dog" might be connected to "mammal" and "pet." This structure helps in understanding how ideas and meanings are related to each other, and it is often used in fields like linguistics, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence to model human knowledge and language understanding.
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In semantic networks, hypernyms are used to represent broader concepts that connect to more specific terms.
