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conclusion follows semantically from a set of
premises if the
truth of the
premises ensures the
truth of the conclusion, that is, if any
semantic interpretation...
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Semantic Scholar is a
research tool for
scientific literature. It is
developed at the
Allen Institute for AI and was
publicly released in
November 2015...
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Semantic search denotes search with meaning, as
distinguished from
lexical search where the
search engine looks for
literal matches of the
query words...
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semantically incompatible with each other,
although possibly grammatically sound.
Beyond the
expression itself,
there are higher-level
semantic relations...
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Sensor Web
Semantic social network Semantic technology Semantic Web
Semantically-Interlinked
Online Communities Smart-M3
Social Semantic Web Web engineering...
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semantic network to
refer to co-occurrence networks. The
basic idea is that
words that co-occur in a unit of text, e.g. a sentence, are
semantically related...
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Semantic argument is a type of
argument in
which one
fixes the
meaning of a term in
order to
support their argument.
Semantic arguments are
commonly used...
- A
semantic reasoner,
reasoning engine,
rules engine, or
simply a reasoner, is a
piece of
software able to
infer logical consequences from a set of ****erted...
- In cryptography, a
semantically secure cryptosystem is one
where only
negligible information about the
plaintext can be
feasibly extracted from the ciphertext...
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Semantic memory refers to
general world knowledge that
humans have ac****ulated
throughout their lives. This
general knowledge (word meanings, concepts...
