MHB Semantic Net: 1 Example, Students & Parties

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The discussion focuses on representing concepts in semantic networks. The first example illustrates how to depict the question "Which country is known for its beautiful beaches?" in a semantic net, emphasizing the relationships between entities and attributes. The second example addresses the statement "Every student loves to party," showcasing the connection between "student" and the attribute of loving to party. This representation highlights that the attribute applies universally to all students, effectively capturing the essence of the statement in a structured format.
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1 example to represent the question in semantic net.
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/Gu5Cd7Xha3IDmtFfCHA7P_GCsQc9HyN9gt3a_M_2g1v_U3g8dHQyZkM537SZvQyhum0DyaaTGrmvVLBZWNq5z2tRFK_2fqg7y739u79WcDN31ipqtNzFH7CL95AlQgAMZOE7IPr9
Second question-: every student loves to party. Represent this in semantic net.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Vo4zfDRyFwaE_GbD5QYyvXfALgu8sSdHzz3VFzq1-SerCSOQyAEG1_JdfAKX-nA476CLhaA9u61I06vYFfBWq65CUKCQfD506-wDMrzvvpwbwynkOdj9ETyXm3lO6FeRAyXykc2s
The answer is below-:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/wPNSmcawbkewAR4cN5V-pkrBYowN4pbMSsbO1sOARp7iA-oxwkmmgdQ2nLNfiHS5xg6P9VWIH75YqTQn3uBcZpmHTPVS9uJMxjOhHB91LLAmwxXvt0_7Qw4r7QTckNwW8J6y1Lxo
 
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In the first example, we can represent the question "Which country is known for its beautiful beaches?" in a semantic net as follows:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/6...cGxQlXy8yDmQhU1zF0g4jUc1KvI8oURie2mIg6DhDABpQ

In the second example, we can represent the statement "Every student loves to party" in a semantic net as follows:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/8...dtJZvW6ZqZ6y8KxT6gQV6Z2zL4gJmP9m4X8d8ZPZw3CfQ

This represents the relationship between "student" and "party" as an attribute, showing that every student has the attribute of loving to party.
 

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