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An Evaluative Baseline for Sentence-Level Semantic Division

2023-04-10

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Semantic folding theory (SFT) is an emerging cognitive science theory that aims to explain how the human brain processes and organizes semantic information, and the distribution of text into semantic grids is key to SFT. We proposed the Sentence-Level Semantic Division Baseline with 100 grids (SSDB − 100), the only dataset we are currently aware of that performs a relevant validation of the sentence-level semantic...

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b43fa56f-f06d-5f39-9c8e-301134e44b02
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2781048/v1
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