As they are required to enable test subjects to distinguish between senses , we use artificial glosses composed from synonyms and hypernyms as a surrogate , e.g. for brother : `` brother , male sibling '' vs. `` brother , comrade , friend '' ( Gurevych , 2005 ) .
using the structure of a conceptual network in computing semantic relatedness
Iryna Gurevych
GermaNet contains only a few conceptual glosses . As they are required to enable test subjects to distinguish between senses , we use artificial glosses composed from synonyms and hypernyms as a surrogate , e.g. for brother : `` brother , male sibling '' vs. `` brother , comrade , friend '' ( Gurevych , 2005 ) . We removed words which had more than three senses .
As they are required to enable test subjects to distinguish between senses , we use artificial glosses composed from synonyms and hypernyms as a surrogate , e.g. for brother : `` brother , male sibling '' vs. `` brother , comrade , friend '' ( @@CITATION ) .