Determining the Degree of Knowledge Processing in Semantics through Probabilistic Measures
Rashmi Siddalingappa, M. Hanumanthappa · International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science · 2017
WorldWide Web is a huge repository of information.Retrieving data patterns is facile by using data mining techniques.However identifying the knowledge is tough, tough because the knowledge should be meaningful.Semantics, a branch of linguistics, defines the process of supplying knowledge to the computer system.The underlying idea of semantics is to understand the language model and its correspondence with the meaning associability.Though semantics indicates a crucial ingredient for language processing, the degree of work composition done in this area is minimal.This paper presents an ongoing semantic research problem thereby investigating the theory and rule representation.Probabilistic approach for semantics is demonstrated to address the semantics knowledge representation.The inherit requirement for our system is to have the language syntactically correct.This approach identifies the meaning of the sentence at word-level.The accuracy of the proposed architecture is studied in terms of recall and precision measures.From the experiments conducted, it is clear that the probabilistic model for semantics is able to associate the language model at a preliminary level Index