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A WordNet-based semantic similarity measurement combining edge-counting and information content theory.

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The Novel Algorithms To Cohtstruct Quasi-optimal Gmw & M-sequence Subfamilies., , and . ISSPA, page 521-522. IEEE, (1996)A simplified edge-counting method for measuring semantic similarity of concepts., , and . ICMLC, page 176-181. IEEE, (2015)A WordNet-based semantic similarity measurement combining edge-counting and information content theory., , and . Eng. Appl. Artif. Intell., (2015)MSKRC quadrature-overlapped modulation and its performance analysis., and . PIMRC, page 605-609. IEEE, (1992)Ontology-based model of network and computer attacks for security assessment, , , and . Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University (Science), 18 (5): 554-562 (2013)Correlation statistics convolution algorithm for spreading code dependent BER and capacity analysis of finite asynchronous CDMA systems., , and . PIMRC, page 1140-1144. (1996)Ontology-based semantic similarity: A new approach based on analysis of the concept intent., , and . ICMLC, page 676-681. IEEE, (2013)Four novel quadrature overlapping modulations and their spectral efficiency analysis over band-limited non-linear channels., and . Int. J. Satell. Commun. Netw., 15 (3): 117-127 (1997)On Algorithms Searching for Quasi-Optimal Subfamilies of GMW Sequences Suitable for CDMA Applications., , and . INFOCOM, page 642-648. IEEE Computer Society, (1997)Cross-band fusion by energy weight as solution to illumination and arch restrictions in palm-print recognition., and . Int. J. Imaging Systems and Technology, 19 (4): 350-355 (2009)