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The English Wordnet and Princeton WordNet use the dc:identifier metadata attribute on Senses to encode the sense key, but that may become obsolete in future versions of LMF (see globalwordnet/schemas#25). Since secondary resources, like sense-annotated corpora, uses sense-keys, there should be some way to look up senses by the keys.
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The English Wordnet and Princeton WordNet use the
dc:identifier
metadata attribute on Senses to encode the sense key, but that may become obsolete in future versions of LMF (see globalwordnet/schemas#25). Since secondary resources, like sense-annotated corpora, uses sense-keys, there should be some way to look up senses by the keys.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: