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It seems to me that we could get better results if we ensure that synonyms use the same part of speech as the term. For example, the top 10 most similar terms to "vehicle" are:
motor
motorcycle
self-propelled
powered
off-highway
semitrailer
vehicles
motorboat
off-road
late
The stumbling block here is that we don't know the part of speech for all defined terms. For example, "judge" could be a noun or a verb. But that's no reason not to use this process. The one caveat, of course, is that this necessitates having a machine-readable dictionary that we can use to determine the part of speech for each term.
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It seems to me that we could get better results if we ensure that synonyms use the same part of speech as the term. For example, the top 10 most similar terms to "vehicle" are:
But if we restrict this to nouns, we get:
That's a much better list of synonyms.
And for "improve":
Whittling it down to verbs:
Again, a much better list of synonyms.
The stumbling block here is that we don't know the part of speech for all defined terms. For example, "judge" could be a noun or a verb. But that's no reason not to use this process. The one caveat, of course, is that this necessitates having a machine-readable dictionary that we can use to determine the part of speech for each term.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: