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Designing a Model of Contexts for Word-Sense Disambiguation in a Semantic Network

This paper is dedicated to the problem of word-sense disambiguation in natural language processing. In this study, relations between a word’s sense and its surrounding context are examined and a probabilistic model of a context is designed. An approach for testing such a model and developing a disambiguation algorithm is described as well.