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"text": "Hydra for web is designed as Single Page Application that supports two modes -a Single Wordnet mode and Parallel Wordnets mode. Currently, it allows users to make queries into a wordnet database containing the Princeton wordnet (PWN) 3.0 (Fellbaum, 1999) , the Bulgarian wordnet (Bul-Net) 3.0 (Koeva et al., 2004) , and the Romanian wordnet (RoWN) (Tufis et al., 2013) ; the SentiWordnet data is in process of deployment. Thus, the web tool allows for searching into the databases of different language wordnets with a single query.", |
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"text": "Hydra for web -exact match searchThe non-exact match search returns any synset where the searched word string is found, as shown onFig. 2where the search for [dance] returns 24 different synsets from the Princeton word-Figure 2: Hydra for web -non-exact match search net database, among them two-word units such as [apache dance:1], three-word units such as [apache devil dance:1], and a hyphenated word string such as [counter-dance:1], etc.", |
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"text": "Hydra for web -small width (mobile) version2.3 Synset visualisationThe elements of the synset structure are visualised in a predefined order, as shown onFig. 6.The literals in a synset are shown first -such as [sweep:4, broom:2]. The definition comes second", |
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