GloVe – Global Vectors representation
Methods for learning word vectors fall into either of two categories: global matrix factorization-based methods or local context window-based methods. Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) is an example of a global matrix factorization-based method, and skip-gram and CBOW are local context window-based methods. LSA is used as a document analysis technique that maps words in the documents to something known as a concept, a common pattern of words that appears in a document. Global matrix factorization-based methods efficiently exploit the global statistics of a corpus (for example, co-occurrence of words in a global scope), but have shown to perform poorly at word analogy tasks. On the other hand, context window-based ...
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