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2017
This chapter argues that certain important lessons about truth can only be appreciated by approaching semantic circularity from the perspective of a compositional semanticist. It explains our need for a compositional semantics for semantic vocabulary like ‘true’.
James R. Shaw +2 more
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This chapter argues that certain important lessons about truth can only be appreciated by approaching semantic circularity from the perspective of a compositional semanticist. It explains our need for a compositional semantics for semantic vocabulary like ‘true’.
James R. Shaw +2 more
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Bernoulli Semantics and Ordinal Semantics for Conditionals
Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2022zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Balisage Series on Markup Technologies, 2013
There was a time when I knew what the word “semantic” meant. That was a long time ago. Since then many people, on many occasions, in many contexts, have corrected my misunderstanding of the meaning of semantic. Perhaps it means nothing, or everything. Or perhaps I’m simply misinformed.
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There was a time when I knew what the word “semantic” meant. That was a long time ago. Since then many people, on many occasions, in many contexts, have corrected my misunderstanding of the meaning of semantic. Perhaps it means nothing, or everything. Or perhaps I’m simply misinformed.
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Semantic Granularity for the Semantic Web
2006In this paper we describe a framework for the application of semantic granularities to the Semantic Web. Given a data source and an ontology formalizing qualities which describe the source, we define a dynamic granularity system for the navigation of the repository according to different levels of detail, i.e., granularities.
Albertoni Riccardo +4 more
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A semantic continuum on the semantic web
The Knowledge Engineering Review, 2002In the coming years, the Web is expected to evolve from a structure containing information resources that have little or no explicit semantics to a structure having a rich semantic infrastructure. The key defining feature that is intended to distinguish the future Semantic Web from today's Web is that the ...
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Semantic relatedness in semantic networks
2008This paper presents a new semantic relatedness measure on semantic networks (SN) that uses both hierarchical and non-hierarchical relations. Our approach relies on two assumptions. Firstly, in a given SN, only a few numbers of paths can be considered as “semantically correct” and these paths obey to a given set of rules.
Mazuel, Laurent, Sabouret, Nicolas
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IEEE Multimedia, 2009
The article presents a theoretical approach to semantics that embraces the complex and challenging problems associated with authoring multimedia albums.
Ansgar Scherp, Ramesh C. Jain
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The article presents a theoretical approach to semantics that embraces the complex and challenging problems associated with authoring multimedia albums.
Ansgar Scherp, Ramesh C. Jain
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1993
\(R\) is the Anderson-Belnap system of relevant implication; \(NR\) extends \(R\) with a necessity operator and \(S4\)-like postulates for it. \(R4\) is the result of adding the axiom scheme \(\square(A\vee B)\to(\diamondsuit A\vee\square B)\) to \(NR\) to make a system that includes all of \(S4\).
Edwin D. Mares, Robert K. Meyer
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\(R\) is the Anderson-Belnap system of relevant implication; \(NR\) extends \(R\) with a necessity operator and \(S4\)-like postulates for it. \(R4\) is the result of adding the axiom scheme \(\square(A\vee B)\to(\diamondsuit A\vee\square B)\) to \(NR\) to make a system that includes all of \(S4\).
Edwin D. Mares, Robert K. Meyer
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The Semantics of Semantics in Language Processing
2009In speech and language research, the semantics of an utterance always corresponds to the meaning of the utterance. Meaning however, is a concept that has been argued by philosophers for centuries, so in Language Processing, semantics has come to be used very differently in different applications.
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ON FORMAL AND COGNITIVE SEMANTICS FOR SEMANTIC COMPUTING
International Journal of Semantic Computing, 2010Semantics is the meaning of symbols, notations, concepts, functions, and behaviors, as well as their relations that can be deduced onto a set of predefined entities and/or known concepts. Semantic computing is an emerging computational methodology that models and implements computational structures and behaviors at semantic or knowledge level beyond ...
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