- Current Version: 0.7
- Concepticon Version: 3.1.0
Retrieve the sense data assembled by S. A. Starostin in the STARLING software package and search for similar words:
>>> from pysem.sense import Sense
>>> sns = Sense()
>>> sns.similar('arm')
[['arm', 'calf of leg', 'sense-bone; sense-foot; sense-hand', 3],
['arm', 'hand', 'sense-bone; sense-foot; sense-hand', 3],
['arm', 'shin-bone', 'sense-bone; sense-foot; sense-hand', 3],
['arm', 'ankle', 'sense-bone; sense-foot', 2],
['arm', 'bone', 'sense-bone; sense-foot', 2]]Map data to the most recent version of the Concepticon project:
>>> from pysem import to_concepticon
>>> to_concepticon([{"gloss": "Fuß", pos: "noun"}], language="de"}])
{'Fuß': [['1301', 'FOOT', 'noun', 19]]}List, Johann-Mattis (2023): PySeM. A Python library for handling semantic data in linguistics. Version 0.7 URL: https://github.com/lingpy/pysem/, Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
