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| | | | In a previous post, we discussed how we can use tf-idf vectorization to encode documents into vectors. While probing more into this topic and geting a taste of what NLP is like, I decided to take a jab at another closely related, classic topic in NLP: word2vec. word2vec is a technique introduced by Google engineers in 2013, popularized by statements such as "king - man + woman = queen." The gist of it, as you may know, is that we can express words as vectors that encode their semantics in a meaningful way. | |
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| | | | Understanding LLMs: A Simple Guide to Large Language Models | |
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