Distance Based Korean WordNet(alias. KorLex) Embedding Model

The objective of this study was to create graph embedding vectors using Korean WordNet (KorLex) and apply them to neural network word-embedding models. Semantic knowledge, especially lexical semantic knowledge in a language, can be represented by word-embedding vectors or graph structures of lexical databases, such as WordNet. Both representations capture common semantics; however, some semantic knowledge is only captured in a specific way or not at all. In a previous study, Path2vec mapped WordNet graphs to graph-embedding vectors using similarity scores between two words. In this study, we propose two main approaches. First, we mapped the knowledge in the Korean lexical database KorLex onto graph-embedding vectors. We then applied these embedding vectors to deep neural network word embeddings to capture additional semantic knowledge in the Korean language. On a custom test set, the proposed approach improved performance by capturing additional semantic knowledge in similarity and analogy analyses. We plan to apply a variant of this to other deep neural embedding models.

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Applied Artificial Intelligence
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2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.1080/08839514.2024.2398920
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Distance Based Korean WordNet(alias. KorLex) Embedding Model

Jung‐Hun Lee, Hyuk‐Chul Kwon, Sang‐Hyun Cho, JoongMin Shin et al.
Applied Artificial Intelligence
Topic Modeling
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Distance Based Korean WordNet(alias. KorLex) Embedding Model

Jung‐Hun Lee, Hyuk‐Chul Kwon, Sang‐Hyun Cho, JoongMin Shin, S PARK
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Abstract

The objective of this study was to create graph embedding vectors using Korean WordNet (KorLex) and apply them to neural network word-embedding models. Semantic knowledge, especially lexical semantic knowledge in a language, can be represented by word-embedding vectors or graph structures of lexical databases, such as WordNet. Both representations capture common semantics; however, some semantic knowledge is only captured in a specific way or not at all. In a previous study, Path2vec mapped WordNet graphs to graph-embedding vectors using similarity scores between two words. In this study, we propose two main approaches. First, we mapped the knowledge in the Korean lexical database KorLex onto graph-embedding vectors. We then applied these embedding vectors to deep neural network word embeddings to capture additional semantic knowledge in the Korean language. On a custom test set, the proposed approach improved performance by capturing additional semantic knowledge in similarity and analogy analyses. We plan to apply a variant of this to other deep neural embedding models.

Applied Artificial IntelligenceVol. 38(1)
Dong-Eui University (KR), Pusan National University (KR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Topic Modeling
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