Semantic analysis (1316 bytes)
1: ...ferent phases into one pass.) Typical examples of semantical information that is added and checked is typing...
7: ...nated. See [[translation]], [[structured semantic analysis]].

Latent semantic analysis (3601 bytes)
1: ...rs/JASIS90.pdf]. It is sometimes called '''latent semantic indexing (LSI)'''.
11: ...er alternative is [[probabilistic latent semantic analysis]], based on a [[multinomial distribution|multinom...
15: .../dp1.LSAintro.pdf Introduction to Latent Semantic Analysis], by [http://psych.colorado.edu/~landauer/ T. K. ...
16: ...si/papers/JASIS90.pdf Indexing by Latent Semantic Analysis], by S. Deerwester, [http://www.research.microsof...
17: ...s/Hofmann-UAI99.pdf Probabilistic Latent Semantic Analysis], by T. Hofmann, ''Proc. Uncertainty in Artificia...

Semantic similarity (733 bytes)
1: ... based on the similarity of their [[meaning]] / [[semantic]] content.
3: ...uitive way of displaying terms according to their semantic similarity is by grouping together closer related...

Semantic progression (1781 bytes)
1: '''Semantic progression''' describes the evolution of [[word]...

Semantic link (736 bytes)
3: ...t <BookTitle isbn="0812511816"/>. You can use the semantic information provided in the element (the ISBN num...
5: An example of a semantic link would be (any syntax expressing) "A is-mothe...
7: ...s are the basis of a [[semantic network]]. The [[Semantic Web]] is only one example of these.

Semantic prosody (902 bytes)
6: This is utterly simplified; semantic prosody is not absolute, but a matter of preferen...
9: ...cerity in the Writer? The Diagnostic Potential of Semantic Prosodies''. In Baker, M., Francis, G. & Tognini-...

Semantic drift (550 bytes)
1: ... in meaning over a period of time, resulting in [[semantic]] differences between [[cognate]]s.
3: ...t, and their meanings are still somewhat related, semantic drift has caused their specific meanings to diffe...

Semantic dispute (1824 bytes)
1: ...the word or term puts the parties in a state of [[semantic discord]]. Consequently, their disagreeing on the...
3: It is sometimes held that semantic disputes are not genuine disputes at all. But ve...
5: It is also sometimes held that when a semantic dispute arises, the focus of the debate should sw...
9: Other common traps for semantic disputes includes, but are not limited to, the us...

Semantic memory (2116 bytes)
1: '''Semantic memory''' refers to the [[memory]] of [[meaning]]...
3: == The cognitive neuroscience of Semantic Memory ==
7: ...and, many researchers and clinicians believe that semantic memory is stored by the same brain systems involv...
9: ...le, a region particularly vulnerable to damage in semantic dementia.
11: ===Semantic Dementia===

Semantic discord (1507 bytes)
1: ...ute]]s are arguments that arise over terms due to semantic discord.
5: ...anings to each of the parties involved. They are semantically loaded terms.
7: Another example of semantic discord can be found in N-rays under [[Pathologic...
9: Avoiding semantic discord is a particular difficulty for language t...
12: *[[Semantics]]

Semantic network (3173 bytes)
4: ... represent concepts and [[edge]]s which represent semantic relations between the concepts.
6: Semantic networks are a common type of machine-readable di...
8: Important semantic relations:
19: An example of a semantic network is [[WordNet]], a [[lexicon | lexical]] d...
21: ...] might also be regarded as a simple example of a semantic network, with the following properties:

Semantic Grid (1447 bytes)
1: The '''Semantic Grid''' refers to an approach to [[Grid computing...
5: technologies of the [[Semantic Web]], such as the [[Resource Description Framewo...
7: By analogy with the [[Semantic Web]], the Semantic Grid can be defined as
10: This notion of the Semantic Grid was first articulated in the context of [[e-...
12: The use of Semantic Web and other [[knowledge technologies]] in Grid ...

Semantic security (1561 bytes)
1: ...he adversary. The underlying [[cryptosystem]] is semantically secure if the adversary cannot determine whic...
3: ... adversary possesses the public encryption key, a semantically secure encryption scheme must by definition b...
5: ...y-secure algorithms, such as [[RSA]], can be made semantically secure (under stronger assumptions) through t...

Semantic feature (578 bytes)
1: ...existence or non-existence of [[semantic property|semantic properties]] by using plus and minus signs.
8: Intersecting [[semantic class|semantic classes]] share the same features.

Semantic class (251 bytes)
1: ...s''' is words that share a [[semantic property]]. Semantic classes may intersect. The intersection of ''fema...
3: See also: [[Semantic feature]], [[Categorization]]
5: [[Category:Semantics]]

Semantic property (253 bytes)
1: ... meaning of a word. The component ''female'' is a semantic property of ''girl'', ''woman'', ''actress'' etc.
3: See also: [[Semantic class]], [[Semantic feature]]
5: [[Category:Semantics]]

Semantic Web (8792 bytes)
1: ...s-Lee]] of the [[World Wide Web Consortium]], the Semantic Web extends the ability of the [[World Wide Web]]...
9: The Semantic Web addresses this shortcoming, using the descrip...
11: ==Components of the Semantic Web==
13: ...d relationship of each of these components of the Semantic Web:
15: ...e syntax for structured documents, but imposes no semantic constraints on the meaning of these documents.

Phono-semantic matching (1427 bytes)
1: '''Phono-semantic matching''' is a term introduced by Professor [[G...
3: ... similar pre-existent [[native]] word/root. Phono-semantic matching, a.k.a. PSM, may alternatively be define...

Abstract semantic graph (1068 bytes)
3: ...g the [[Formal semantics of programming languages|semantics]] of an expression in a [[formal language]] (for...
5: An abstract semantic graph is a higher level abstraction than an [[abs...
7: ...s which are relevant only in [[parsing]], not for semantics.

Natural semantic metalanguage (5653 bytes)
3: ...using a small collection of semantic primes. The semantic primes (below) are believed to be atomic, primiti...
15: ... slowly grew. As of 2002, the list consists of 61 semantic primitives and is not yet regarded as complete.
17: ...ield]]. NSM is commonly used in [[cross-cultural semantics]].
21: == Semantic Primitives ==
23: The English exponents of the 61 Semantic Primitives (addition of LONG is proposed)

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