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... non-weighted graph can also be defined in which there is an edge between two nodes only if the corresponding words are part of at least one "sentence" 1 in the association table. Once the semantic graph is constructed, we can define a distance between two connected nodes by agreeing, first of all, that the length of the edges is inversely proportional to the number of associations observed between the endpoints (although, due to a construction problem, this is not reflected in Figure 4), and then finding the shortest path between the nodes in question. Consider, for example, the graph in Figure 4 This graph does not respond to the result of any experiment, but has been arbitrarily defined for the purpose of explaining how distances between words are defined. ...
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... the semantic graph is constructed, we can define a distance between two connected nodes by agreeing, first of all, that the length of the edges is inversely proportional to the number of associations observed between the endpoints (although, due to a construction problem, this is not reflected in Figure 4), and then finding the shortest path between the nodes in question. Consider, for example, the graph in Figure 4 This graph does not respond to the result of any experiment, but has been arbitrarily defined for the purpose of explaining how distances between words are defined. The weights of the edges are indicated, except in cases where the weight is 1. ...
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