Elements of a Semantic Network
- Title
- Elements of a Semantic Network
- Description
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A semantic network is comprised of three basic elements:
• concepts are any ideas or thoughts that have meaning
• relations describe specific kinds of links or relationships between two concepts
• instances (of a relation) consist of two concepts linked by a specific relation
Every semantic network is an assembly of many concepts, relations, and instances. [The diagram] illustrates the relations between these elements. - Designer
- Semantic Research Inc.
- Date
- 2001
- Bibliographic Citation
- Semantic Research Inc. 2001. "Anatomy of a Semantic Network." A explanatory page for Semanitca software.
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