THE DEVELOPMENT OF WORD CLUSTER

Авторы

  • Khaydarova Nigora Автор
  • Abdukhalimova Gulshoda Автор

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Keywords: word clusters, lexical grouping, linguistic analysis, semantic similarity, natural language processing, A strategy for Synonym Development.

Аннотация

 
 Annotation: This article explores the historical and theoretical development of 
word  clusters,  highlighting  their  significance  in  linguistic  theory  and  practical 
applications  such  as  computational  linguistics,  natural  language  processing,  and 
language  education.  The  research  traces  the  evolution  of  the  concept  from  early 
linguistic grouping practices to modern algorithmic approaches that leverage statistical 
and semantic analysis. 
Particular attention is given to the methodology of cluster formation, types of 
clustering  algorithms,  and  the  impact  of  word  clusters  on  enhancing  machine 
understanding of human language. The study also addresses the pedagogical value of 
word  clusters  in  vocabulary  acquisition  and  cognitive  linguistics.  The  findings 
underline that the development of word clusters has been both a reflection of linguistic 
theory and a tool that continues to shape it. 

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Опубликован

2025-05-08

Как цитировать

Khaydarova Nigora, & Abdukhalimova Gulshoda. (2025). THE DEVELOPMENT OF WORD CLUSTER . TADQIQOTLAR, 61(5), 298-302. https://scientific-jl.com/tad/article/view/12517