SmallWorldofWords

The English Small World of Words now has associations for +15,000 words. Share your favourite concrete words, abstract words, crazy words and lying words, hazy words and dying words, rare words and swear words ... and I'll add them as new cues to the study.

@Psychonomic_Soc Disclaimer: current affiliation is The University of Melbourne @unimelb . Preprint of the paper can be found here: psyarxiv.com/mb93p/

It's official: the Behavior Research Methods paper on the English Small World of Words project has received the Best Article award from the Psychonomic Society. Very pleased with the recognition. Thank you @Psychonomic_Soc!

Everything looks better in 3D and that's why the Small World of Words website now allows you to explore interactive 3D semantic networks (thanks @vastur!). If you're curious to learn more, check out my post smallworldofwords.org/en/project/news.

The Small World of Words project will be featured in the "Its my pleasure" digital installation (mod.org.au/mypleasure/) by @OwenChurches at the Mod Hedonism exhibition opening Fri 25/5 in Adelaide (mod.org.au/exhibitions/he…).Come have a chat / read more at bit.ly/2WgsI4N

@ThibaultReuille Hi Thibault, I'm very interested in the opengraphiti project for my work on semantic networks (smallworldofwords.org/project) and read that a web-version was being prepared... Any updates?

smallworldofwords.org/en/ I explored & contributed word associations in this study. Fun data to go through! wonder how my data extends this.

Word associations suggest that some people think a thesaurus is a kind of dinosaur... smallworldofwords.org/en/project/exp…