False Statement get synsets Method Assignment Answers
Your question:
Which of the following statements a), b) or c) is false?
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| You can get a Word's synsets–that is, its sets of synonyms–via the
synsets property. The result of applying this property to a Word is a
list of Synset objects: In [4]: happy.synsets Out[4]: [Synset('happy.a.01'), Synset('felicitous.s.02'), Synset('glad.s.02'), Synset('happy.s.04')] |
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| Each Synset represents a group of synonyms. In the code in Part (a)
above, the notation 'happy.a.01': • happy is the original Word's lemmatized form (in this case, it's the same). • a is the part of speech, which can be a for adjective, n for noun, v for verb, r for adverb or s for adjective satellite. • 01 is a 0-based index number. Many words have multiple meanings, and this is the index number of the corresponding meaning in the WordNet database. |
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| There's also a get_synsets method that enables you to pass a part of speech as an argument so you can get Synsets matching only that part of speech. | |
| All of the above statements are true. |
