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48 results for distributed word representations

This paper classifies tweets into positive and negative sentiments using distributed word and sentence representations.

problem Classifying tweets into positive and negative sentiments.
method Used distributed representations of words and sentences, and LSTM and CNN networks for classification.
result Achieved accuracies as high as 81%.

Approaches KL divergence for learning multi-sense word distributions.

problem Capturing the polysemy and uncertainty of words in word embeddings.
method Modeling words as multi-sense Gaussian mixtures and using KL divergence for learning.
result The proposed approach effectively captures word entailment and distribution similarity.

Top2Vec finds topic vectors from documents and words without needing stop words or custom settings.

problem Topic modeling weaknesses, including needing known topics, stop words, and custom settings.
method Joint document and word semantic embedding to find topic vectors automatically.
result Top2Vec finds more informative and representative topics than probabilistic models.

New methods for unsupervised learning of word and entity representations.

problem Learning distributed representations of words and entities from text and knowledge bases.
method MVLSA for words and NVSE for entities, both unsupervised learning methods.
result MVLSA and NVSE outperform state-of-the-art models in word and entity representation learning.

Paper proposes a new method for sentence embeddings using weighted word vectors.

problem Improving sentence embeddings for natural language processing tasks.
method A simple sentence embedding method using weighted average of word vectors followed by soft projection.
result Demonstrates effectiveness on clinical semantic textual similarity task.

Paper proposes a method for cross-lingual sentiment classification using distributed word representations.

problem Cross-lingual sentiment classification with strict one-to-one word mapping limitations.
method Uses distributed word representations to learn meaningful one-to-many mappings for pivot words.
result Method outperforms state-of-the-art in cross-lingual sentiment classification.

Hierarchical density embeddings capture word relationships with uncertainty.

problem Capturing semantic relationships and uncertainty in word embeddings.
method Learn hierarchical representations through probability density encapsulation, using simple loss functions and distance metrics.
result State-of-the-art performance on WordNet and Hyperlex datasets.

Traditional topic models do not account for semantic regularities in language. Recent distributional representations of words exhibit semantic consistency over directional metrics such as cosine similarity. However, neither categorical nor Gaussian observational distributions used in existing topic models are appropria…

2016-04-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Unsupervised model learns word and context embeddings from character sequences.

problem Learning meaningful word and context embeddings from unlabeled data.
method Character-aware neural architecture that jointly learns word and context embeddings.
result Compact encoders achieve high performance in downstream tasks.

Enhances topic models to better handle polysemous words.

problem Lack of polysemy handling in Gaussian latent Dirichlet allocation.
method Introduces a hierarchical structure to capture polysemy in Gaussian latent Dirichlet allocation.
result Significantly improves polysemy detection and provides more parsimonious topic representations.

The study examines how character and word-level representations improve sentence-level tasks.

problem Improving the quality of word and sentence representations using character-level information.
method Feature-wise sigmoid gating mechanism for combining character and word-level representations.
result Modeling characters improves final word and sentence representations, especially for less frequent words.

Improves text clustering by incorporating sequential features and word embeddings.

problem Lack of sequential information and synonym handling in current text clustering methods.
method SiDPMM model that models documents as joint of bags of words, sequential features, and word embeddings.
result Significant improvement in performance and accurate inference of cluster numbers.

This paper proposes using contextualized word representations for better concept taxonomies.

problem Current taxonomy learning systems define concepts as single words, limiting their semantic understanding.
method Defines concepts as synsets, learns density-based approximations of contextualized word representations, and measures similarity and hypernymy.
result Contextualized word representations can improve the accuracy of concept taxonomies.

This paper proposes an efficient method to train word embeddings for large corpora without synchronization.

problem Training word embeddings for large text corpora is computationally expensive and requires synchronization.
method Partition the input space instead of the vocabulary size, using asynchronous training without parameter synchronization.
result Comparable and up to 45% performance improvement in NLP benchmarks with 1/10 the training time.

The abstract explains how word and relation representations capture semantic meaning.

problem Understanding how word and relation representations capture semantic meaning.
method Theoretical justification and extension of geometric relationships between word embeddings and knowledge graph representations.
result The geometric relationships between word embeddings correspond to semantic relations between words and entities in knowledge graphs.

A new neural topic model using optimal transport improves document representation and topic coherence.

problem Challenges in achieving good document representation and coherent/diverse topics in existing NTMs.
method Proposes a neural topic model via optimal transport, learning topic distribution by minimising OT distance to document word distributions.
result Significantly outperforms state-of-the-art NTMs on discovering coherent and diverse topics.

Researchers solve word2vec's Corpus Replication Task to understand relational word similarities.

problem Understanding how word2vec captures relational similarities in word embeddings.
method Propose a Corpus Replication Task to generate input text for word2vec that outputs specific target relations.
result Demonstrates that word2vec can capture relational similarities in word embeddings.

This paper assesses biases in contextualized word representations.

problem Analyzing biases in contextualized word representations.
method Proposes assessing bias at the contextual word level, capturing contextual effects of bias.
result Demonstrates evidence of bias in contextual word models, including racial bias and exacerbated effects for intersectional minorities.

The paper improves part-of-speech tagging with multi-task learning and character-level word representations.

problem Improving part-of-speech tagging accuracy.
method Developed a new character-level word representation using feedforward neural network, pretraining with existing word vectors, and an additional prediction of neighbour labels as an auxiliary loss.
result The methods significantly improved POS tagging performance on English and Russian languages.

This work compares meta-embeddings for natural language processing tasks.

problem Improving distributed word representations in natural language processing.
method Meta-embeddings trained with angular and normalized distance loss functions compared to standard loss functions.
result Normalization methods outperform standard loss functions on word similarity datasets.

Probabilistic FastText captures multiple word senses and sub-word structures.

problem Capturing multiple word senses and sub-word structures in word embeddings.
method Probabilistic FastText uses Gaussian mixture densities to represent words, sharing statistical strength across sub-word structures and capturing different word senses.
result Probabilistic FastText outperforms existing models on word-similarity benchmarks and discerning different meanings.

We propose a new method for learning word representations using hierarchical regularization in sparse coding inspired by the linguistic study of word meanings. We show an efficient learning algorithm based on stochastic proximal methods that is significantly faster than previous approaches, making it possible to perfor…

2014-06-08abs ↗pdf ↗

A new text representation model combines CNN and VAE for better semantic extraction.

problem Difficult to effectively extract semantic features and distinguish polysemy in text data.
method Integrates CNN for feature extraction and VAE for consistent Gaussian distribution.
result The model outperforms traditional classification algorithms in text classification tasks.

Embedding words in a vector space has gained a lot of attention in recent years. While state-of-the-art methods provide efficient computation of word similarities via a low-dimensional matrix embedding, their motivation is often left unclear. In this paper, we argue that word embedding can be naturally viewed as a rank…

2015-06-09abs ↗pdf ↗

Enhances image captioning with novel context combination methods.

problem Improving machine learning for image captioning with structured learning and meaningful interpretation.
method Combines Feature Distribution Composition (FDC), Multiple Role Representation Crossover (MRRC) attention layers, and language decoder.
result Significantly improved image captioning performance (35.3%) and established new standards.

KATE improves text autoencoders by learning meaningful representations.

problem Text autoencoders struggle with learning meaningful representations due to confounding properties.
method Proposes KATE, a k-competitive autoencoder that uses competition to specialize neurons in recognizing specific patterns.
result KATE learns better representations than traditional autoencoders and deep generative models.