scientio has got something - using 'concept structures'
Computer Science | Linguistics | Computational Linguistics | Natural Language Processing | Concept Mapping | Document Similarity | WordNetSubmitted by aaron on Sun, 2007/12/09 - 9:43pm.
Edmonds. 2007. Using concept structures for efficient document comparison and location. Conference Proceeding
I was so pleased to finally (and serendipitously, I might add) find a computer science article that describes what I was trying to do with my masters work, from outside the discipline.
This is a quick read. Spells out terms very clearly for non-adepts, so I found it to be quite accessible.
In sum, ConceptMap uses WordNet as a hierarchical networks of concepts that can be traversed and mapped to create an spatial index for a documents location in the 11(+) dimensional 'concept space' described by WordNet's 11 primitive or root categories.
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