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oWSD: A Tool for Word Sense Disambiguation in Its Ontology Context

Word sense disambiguation (abbr. WSD) is very important to the semantic web/web 2.0. However, there is still no easy-to-use tool available. As a remedy, here a simple and very efficient tool called oWSD is demonstrated. It disambiguates the senses of words in their ontological contexts, and obtains the right word senses from WordNet. It is very helpful to applications involving ontologies and natural language processing as well.