Word Representations
Word Representations
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DOI:
10.1007/978-981-13-0062-2_3
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发表时间:
2018
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Bennamoun
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作者:
Lyndon White;R. Togneri;Wei Liu;Bennamoun
Word embeddings are the core innovation that has brought machine learning to the forefront of natural language processing. This chapter discusses how one can create a numerical vector that captures the salient features (e.g. semantic meaning) of a word. Discussion begins with the classic language modelling problem. By solving this, using a neural network-based approach, word-embeddings are created. Techniques such as CBOW and skip-gram models (word2vec), and more recent advances in relating this to common linear algebraic reductions on co-locations as discussed. The chapter also includes a detailed discussion of the often confusing hierarchical softmax, and negative sampling techniques. It concludes with a brief look at some other applications and related techniques.