For each occurrence t ¼ of a target word t, let T ¼ be the set of words (tokens) co-occurring within a predetermined window around t ¼ ; let T be the union of all such T ¼ and let t be the set of all such T ¼ .
(t is equal to the number of occurrences of t, and T is equal to the total number of words (tokens) in the windows around occurrences of t.) We describe 1 Measures of association (Sheskin, 2003)  D I W is based on the assumption that the more dominant a particular sense is, the greater the strength of its association with words that co-occur with it.