This is the undirected network of common noun and adjective adjacencies for the novel David Copperfield by English 19th century writer Charles Dickens. A node represents either a noun or an adjective. An edge connects two words that occur in adjacent positions. The network is not bipartite, i.e., there are edges connecting adjectives with adjectives, nouns with nouns and adjectives with nouns.
Code | AN
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Internal name | adjnoun_adjacency
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Name | David Copperfield | |
Data source | http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/netdata/adjnoun.zip | |
Availability | Dataset is available for download | |
Consistency check | Dataset passed all tests | |
Category | Lexical network | |
Node meaning | Word | |
Edge meaning | Adjacency | |
Network format | Unipartite, undirected | |
Edge type | Unweighted, no multiple edges | |
Loops | Does not contain loops | |
Orientation | Is not directed, but the underlying data is |
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