I have set of tags per document, and want to create a tree structure of the tags, for example:
Tags:
- Student,
- Instructor,
- Student_profile,
- The_C_Programming_Language_(2nd Edition),
- Head_First_Java
I need to generate a hierarchy as per the attached example image.
Are there Free taxonomy/ontologies which can give Parent words? like
get_parent_word( "Student", "Instructor") = 'People'
get_parent_word("The_C_Programming_Language_(2nd Edition)", "Head_First_Java") = "Book"
is_correct_parent(parent: "Student", child: "Student_profile") = True
I have a corpus of English as well as Technical documents and use Python as the main language. I am exploring WordNet and SUMO Ontology currently, if anyone has used them previously for a similar task or if you know something better I would really appreciate your guidance on this.
Thanks for the answer Bahadorreza Ofoghi , yes, I am able to find common parents with it.
It seems WordNet has lesser knowledge of the world.
when I tried finding parents of 'Student' & 'Instructor' it gave me 'Person'
but when tried 'Student' & 'Course' it gives ''Entity' , its very vague answer
I am wondering if there is a way to combine knowledge from Semantic models like BERT and Hierarchies from Wordnet.
Bahadorreza Ofoghi , thanks for sharing, it looks interesting.
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