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I 've tested it with Italian, French an Spanish and found no examples.
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Thanks for the quick reply, how can I read antonyms from OWN networks? The code fragments I mentioned are not sufficient.
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Hi,
Not optimized at all, but this should work. It gets the antonym relations from English and then looks them up in Japanese.
import wn
en = wn.Wordnet('omw-en:1.4')
ja = wn.Wordnet('omw-ja:1.4')
### a set of tuples of ili ids of antonyms,
### sorted internally (so we only get one way: id1 < id2)
antonyms = set()
### store ilis for antonym pairs
for synset in en.synsets():
### check synsets (there aren't any)
if syn_anto := synset.get_related('antonym'):
print(synset, syn_anto)
### check senses
for sense in synset.senses():
if sen_anto := sense.get_related('antonym'):
for anto in sen_anto:
antonyms.add(tuple(sorted([sense.synset().ili.id,
anto.synset().ili.id])))
### print for Japanese
for (a1, a2) in antonyms:
s1 = ja.synsets(ili=a1)
s2 = ja.synsets(ili=a2)
print(s1,s2)
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Thanks, it works!
Here is my extension to get antoynms:
import wn
en = wn.Wordnet('omw-en:1.4')
ja = wn.Wordnet('omw-ja:1.4')
### a set of tuples of ili ids of antonyms,
### sorted internally (so we only get one way: id1 < id2)
antonyms = set()
antonyms_txt = set()
### store ilis for antonym pairs
for synset in en.synsets():
if syn_anto := synset.get_related('antonym'):
print(synset, syn_anto)
for sense in synset.senses():
if sen_anto := sense.get_related('antonym'):
for anto in sen_anto:
antonyms.add(tuple(sorted([sense.synset().ili.id, anto.synset().ili.id])))
dict_ant = {}
for (a1, a2) in antonyms:
s1 = ja.synsets(ili=a1)
s2 = ja.synsets(ili=a2)
for s in s1:
for lem in s.lemmas():
got_ants = [s.lemmas() for s in s2]
if got_ants:
dict_ant[lem] = got_ants
for d in dict_ant:
print(d, *itertools.chain.from_iterable(dict_ant[d]))
print(len(dict_ant))
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