Instruction for Generating Semantic Map Models (SMMs)

Imagine you are a typological linguist. Your task is to generate a Semantic Map Model (SMM) based on the multilingual data provided below.

1. Objective

The first generation of SMMs should produce a graph of semantic associations, where:

Nodes represent semantic functions.
Edges represent associations between two corresponding semantic nodes.

The graph is constructed from a form-function table, where:

1 indicates that a form (e.g., a word in a particular language) expresses a given function.
0 indicates that it does not.

2. Graph Constraints

Connectivity constraint: All function nodes associated with the same form must be connected in the graph.
Minimality constraint (Ecumenic constraint): Use as few edges as possible, avoiding cycles whenever possible.

3. Input Data Format

The first two columns of the table have the names of languages and forms.
All other columns correspond to specific functions.
Each row represents one form in a language, with 1 or 0 indicating the presence or absence of each function.

4. Output Format

Generate the semantic map as an adjacency matrix.
Rows and columns correspond to the function nodes.
Use 1 to indicate that two nodes are connected, and 0 otherwise.

Please generate the SMM for the data provided according to these rules.