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Henrique F de Arruda¹, Luciano da F Costa², Diego R Amancio¹

¹Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, University of São Paulo, São Carlos, São Paulo, Brazil.

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This study introduces a new network model for analyzing text semantics. This semantic network approach effectively identifies topics and outperforms traditional methods in text segmentation.

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Area of Science:

Computational Linguistics
Network Science
Information Retrieval

Background:

Written texts can be modeled as information networks.
Syntactical networks capture scale-free and small-world properties but miss semantic organization.
Existing methods struggle to represent the semantic relationships and topic structure within texts.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel network representation for capturing semantic relationships between words.
To develop a method for identifying topics based on semantic word communities.
To evaluate the effectiveness of this semantic network approach for text segmentation.

Main Methods:

A novel network representation linking co-occurring words within a defined semantic context.
Defining semantic context in a threefold manner.
Applying community detection algorithms to identify groups of semantically related words.
Using this methodology for topic detection and text segmentation on Wikipedia articles.

Main Results:

The proposed network representation facilitates the emergence of communities of semantically related words.
This community structure aids in the identification of relevant topics within texts.
The topic detection methodology applied to Wikipedia articles showed superior performance compared to traditional bag-of-words models.

Conclusions:

A novel semantic network representation can effectively capture word relationships and textual organization.
The proposed method for topic detection demonstrates potential for high-level textual analysis.
This approach offers a promising alternative to traditional methods for understanding the semantic features of texts.