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11 May 1987 Conceptual Transformer And Its Relevance In Semantic Clustering
B. Shekar, M.Narasimha Murty
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Abstract
A new class of concepts called 'Conceptual Transformers' is defined and illustrated with the help of examples. The knowledge structure to represent this class of concepts is detailed. The role of these transformers, in clustering of objects using a semantic measure is looked into. Salient features of this class are examined and illustrated. An example from real-world to depict Transformer-based Semantic Clustering is given.
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B. Shekar and M.Narasimha Murty "Conceptual Transformer And Its Relevance In Semantic Clustering", Proc. SPIE 0786, Applications of Artificial Intelligence V, (11 May 1987); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.940675
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