Challenge: Using a method that re-groups surface forms into clusters representing synonyms, we examine how accurate such disambiguation can be.
Approach: They propose to regroup homographs and homophones into clusters and use them to disambiguate them.
Outcome: The proposed method is applied post-hoc to trained word embeddings in Japanese.

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