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Question is for the Presentation: Semantic Grounding Joshua Shinavier 20089011
Question is asked by: Gregory Todd Williams
The Question is: Do the presented similarity measures approximate the actual (grounded) similarities? The paper starts by asserting that "folksonomies include many community-specific terms", and proceeds to ground tags in WordNet (apparently ignoring everything that isn't in WordNet for the relatedness assessment). Is there any indication that such an approach will actually provide accurate results when applied to all tags, even "community-specific terms"?

Question asked	Do the presented similarity measures appro … Do the presented similarity measures approximate the actual (grounded) similarities? The paper starts by asserting that "folksonomies include many community-specific terms", and proceeds to ground tags in WordNet (apparently ignoring everything that isn't in WordNet for the relatedness assessment). Is there any indication that such an approach will actually provide accurate results when applied to all tags, even "community-specific terms"? l tags, even "community-specific terms"?
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