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Additionally, HyperDic now has permanent links to individual word senses, based on WordNet's sense keys, which do not change between different versions of WordNet.
Thus, you can also tag your web pages with more specific links to the relevant sense of a word, for example can, canful (The quantity contained in a can).
As another example, you may want to distinguish between London (The capital and largest city of England), and London (United States writer of novels).
This approach provides a stable API (Application Programming Interface) for semantic web applications that rely on other versions of WordNet, as 98% of the 173,941 sense keys present in Wordnet 1.6 were still valid in WordNet 2.0 (3 versions and 5 years later), while only 2% had been moved, removed or corrected.
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