Sense Frequency Analysis is a linguistic methodology that distinguishes itself within computational lexicography by quantifying the relative occurrence of distinct semantic senses of a word across authentic usage contexts to determine their prominence or ranking.
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Using a semantic concordance for sense identification
George A. Miller, Martin Chodorow, Shari Landes et al. · 1994 · 251 citations · Full text
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