Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  a novel technique for identifying lexical contexts in b resources is presented. The basic idea is to consider b site anchortexts as lexicalized descriptions of an individual ontology organized in the form of a graph of concept words. In the search for peculiar semantic patterns, the concept of b minutia (transposed from the forensic domain) is introduced. The proposed technique consists in searching for b minutiae in the analyzed b sites by means of a golden ontology. b minutiae act as fingerprints for context-specific b resources; in this sense they are a porful computational tool to identify and categorize the b. The WordNet database has been used as golden ontology for our experiments on English b documents. WordNet allows for indexing and retrieving word senses and inter- word taxonomical relations like hyponymy and hypernymy. It has proven to be an efficient mediator beten b ontologies and context-dependent taxonomies. Our experiments have been carried out on a preliminary data set of several tens of thousand links taken by b sites of thirteen UK universities. Preliminary results seem to confirm the ability of b minutiae to identify lexical contexts across the b.
['Vincenzo Di Lecce', 'Marco Calabrese', 'Domenico Soldo']
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