Morris and Hirst ( 2004 ) pointed out that many relations between words in a text are non-classical ( i.e. other than typical taxonomic relations like synonymy or hypernymy ) and therefore not covered by semantic similarity .
nonclassical lexical semantic relations
Jane Morris Graeme Hirst
Automatic corpus-based selection of word pairs is more objective , leading to a balanced dataset with pairs connected by all kinds of lexical-semantic relations . Morris and Hirst ( 2004 ) pointed out that many relations between words in a text are non-classical ( i.e. other than typical taxonomic relations like synonymy or hypernymy ) and therefore not covered by semantic similarity . Previous studies only considered semantic relatedness ( or similarity ) of words rather than concepts .
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