Abstract semantic graph

An abstract semantic graph is a way of organizing and connecting ideas by drawing pictures with words. Imagine you're playing with a big puzzle where each piece is a different idea. You can connect the ideas by drawing lines between them and labeling those lines with other words that describe the relationship between those ideas. For example, if you had the ideas "dog" and "ball," you could draw a line between them and label it "play."

An abstract semantic graph is like playing this kind of puzzle with words. Except instead of putting the puzzle pieces together physically, you draw lines and use labels to show how the ideas are related. This helps us to see how ideas fit together and to understand complex concepts better.