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<title>WordNet Lucene.Net Synonyms Integration</title>
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This package uses synonyms defined by <a href="http:/www.cogsci.princeton.edu/~wn/">
WordNet</a> to build a Lucene.Net index storing them, which in turn can be
used for query expansion. You normally run {@link WordNet.Net.Syns2Index} once
to build the query index/"database", and then call {@link
WordNet.Net.SynExpand#Expand SynExpand.Expand(...)} to expand a query.
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Instructions
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<li>
Download the <a href="http://wordnet.princeton.edu/3.0/WNprolog-3.0.tar.gz">WordNet
prolog database</a>
, gunzip, untar etc.
<li>
Invoke Syn2Index as appropriate to build a synonym index. It'll take 2
arguments, the path to wn_s.pl from that WordNet download, and the index name.
<li>
Update your UI so that as appropriate you call SynExpand.Expand(...) to expand
user queries with synonyms.</li>
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