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The appreciation of antonymic contrasts in aphasia
Brain and Language, 1978Abstract To secure information on the ability of aphasic patients to comprehend antonymic relations, the kinds of confusions typically made, and the extent to which antonymic sensitivity depends upon mode of presentation and task demands, three linguistic and nonlinguistic tests were administered to aphasic patients, right hemisphere-damaged patients,
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On antonym and negate in fuzzy logic
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 1999The paper analyses the antonyms in natural language and the possibility to model their meaning using fuzzy set theory. The presentation is extensional, when the meaning of words of natural language is modeled using fuzzy sets being functions on some universe. A specific case is supposed when the universe is formed by an interval of real numbers.
Adolfo R. de Soto, Enric Trillas
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2007
This work tries to follow some agreements linguistic seem to have on the semantical concept of antonym, and to model by means of a membership function an antonym aP of a predicate P, whose use is known by a given ...
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This work tries to follow some agreements linguistic seem to have on the semantical concept of antonym, and to model by means of a membership function an antonym aP of a predicate P, whose use is known by a given ...
E. Trillas +4 more
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Quality and Quantity: Synonyms or Antonyms?
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979Often juxtaposed in value judgments, life's quality and quantity bear an uneasy relationship to each other. Analyzing this relationship, Sisk 1 concludes that "clear disjunction between quality and quantity is possible only on a relatively high level of abstraction.
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