2002 · 101 citations · 8 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputational LinguisticsInformation RetrievalNatural Language ProcessingDocument ClusteringLanguage ModelingLanguage ModelsLexical SemanticsText ClusteringText MiningLatent Semantic AnalysisSemantic ClusteringVector Space ClusteringVector Space Models
A new approach is proposed for the clustering of words in a given vocabulary. The method is based on a paradigm first formulated in the context of information retrieval, called latent semantic analysis. This paradigm leads to a parsimonious vector representation of each word in a suitable vector space, where familiar clustering techniques can be applied. The distance measure selected in this space arises naturally from the problem formulation. Preliminary experiments indicate that, the clusters produced are intuitively satisfactory. Because these clusters are semantic in nature, this approach may prove useful as a complement to conventional class-based statistical language modeling techniques.
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