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“Semantics” refers to the analysis of natural language text as it relates to the concept of meaning, taking into account the deep understanding of entities. It is the study of the meaning of natural language expressions. Traditionally, meaning has been associated with definition, intention, and reference (Jurasfsky et al., 2012): meaning implies defining an entity in a sentence, intention corresponds to describing the state of action of the subject, and reference specifies an equivalent relationship with the object in a sentence. Two important aspects of semantics in natural language are…
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