graph_example4.wordnetgraph Class Reference

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List of all members.

Public Member Functions
def	__init__
def	click
def	draw
def	expand
def	get_relations
def	get_senses
def	is_clickable
def	is_expandable
def	load
Public Attributes
	max
	senses
	styles

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Detailed Description

WORDNET GRAPH ###################################################################################.

Browse WordNet in a graph.

The wordnetgraph class is based on the standard graph class.
I've added some functionality to fetch data from WordNet and browse through it.
When you click on a node, the wordnetgraph.click() method is fired.
This will check if the clicked node is a noun in WordNet, and if so,
reload the graph's nodes and connections with that noun at the root.

The main methods, get_senses() and get_relations(),
are called when the graph reloads.
They retrieve data from WordNet and format it as nodes.
The expand() method is called when you click on "has-specific" or "has-parts".

A helper class, senses, draws the interactive word sense selection buttons.

Definition at line 19 of file graph_example4.py.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.__init__	(		self,
			iterations = 2000,
			distance = 1.3
	)

Definition at line 38 of file graph_example4.py.

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Member Function Documentation

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.click	(		self,
			node
	)

If the node is indeed clickable, load it.

Definition at line 167 of file graph_example4.py.

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.draw	(		self,
			args,
			kwargs
	)

Additional drawing for sense selection buttons.

Definition at line 213 of file graph_example4.py.

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.expand	(		self,
			relation,
			previous = None
	)

Zoom in to the hyponym or holonym branch.

Definition at line 138 of file graph_example4.py.

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.get_relations	(		self,
			word,
			previous = None
	)

The graph displays semantic relations for a noun,
e.g. light -> has-specific -> candlelight.

Definition at line 95 of file graph_example4.py.

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.get_senses	(		self,
			word,
			top = 6
	)

The graph displays the different senses of a noun,
e.g. light -> lighter, luminosity, sparkle, ...

Definition at line 73 of file graph_example4.py.

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.is_clickable	(		self,
			node
	)

Every node that is a noun is clickable (except the root).

Definition at line 62 of file graph_example4.py.

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.is_expandable	(		self,
			id
	)

Some of the branches are expandable:
if you click on has-parts or has-specific, a detailed view will load.

Definition at line 51 of file graph_example4.py.

def graph_example4.wordnetgraph.load	(		self,
			word,
			previous = None
	)

Definition at line 178 of file graph_example4.py.

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Member Data Documentation

graph_example4.wordnetgraph::max

Definition at line 38 of file graph_example4.py.

graph_example4.wordnetgraph::senses

Definition at line 38 of file graph_example4.py.

graph_example4.wordnetgraph::styles

Definition at line 38 of file graph_example4.py.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• graph_example4.py