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Create a graph of a word's synonyms
ResourceFunction["SynonymGraph"]["word"] creates a graphs of synonyms for the given English-language word. | |
ResourceFunction["SynonymGraph"]["word",n] creates a graphs of synonyms for the given word, and recurses down n levels of synonyms. |
These are the synonyms of the word "wood" and which synonyms are synonyms themselves:
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Go one level deeper:
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And another level deeper:
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With the default recurse level, the number of nodes matches the number of synonyms of the word plus one for the original word:
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By increasing the recurse level, we get to see additional synonyms not directly related to the original word:
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All Graph options can be used:
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CommunityGraphPlot applied to the SynonymGraph of "example" can show an interesting pattern of three communities:
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