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by v1n337 9y ago
The Youtube channel 'Worth It UK' reviewed this recently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFvL4HLV1vw
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by v1n337 9y ago
Yes, quite correct! The vectors are dense representations. But the features aren't individually interpretable, in practice. For instance, the 'gender' of a word may have it's signal scattered over several features/d
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by v1n337 9y ago
I love this blog! This is less of a dev blog, though, and more of a research paper blog.
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by v1n337 9y ago
> The fourth actor is the media. The coverage of the memo has been atrocious. The irony.
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by v1n337 9y ago
Nice post. Thanks for sharing. I have to point out though, that it's a bit dangerous to measure classifier accuracy as the percentage of correctly classified samples when you've no idea how the test data is skewed in favor of one
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by v1n337 9y ago
The GloVe project just happens to have pre-trained models on their official page. Word2vec do have a Google News corpus model on their official page, but there are many more trained word2vec models in the literature.
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by v1n337 9y ago
You're right. It's a shallow single network with the weight embeddings of words at the intermediate layer extracted as the vector-space representation of a word, depending on its context.
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by v1n337 9y ago
Am I missing something here? None of the examples they've cited at the bottom of that post are actual contributions to a popular open-source project, but seems more like stuff that's been built as a standalone project.
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by v1n337 9y ago
> asked a fake question What does this even mean? > The activist does it all the time. Do you have a source for that activist's history of RTI requests? > Also, Modi never claimed he was registered to sell tea. So, he claims t
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by v1n337 9y ago
Factually incorrect. This is not the first time that a non-Congress party has been elected to power in India. The NDA government was in power during 1998–2004, a period including the Kargil war. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by v1n337 9y ago
Isn't VSCode Electron based too? After reading this article[1], I've shunned desktop apps using Electron, because it just seems wasteful in terms of memory. I've switched back to Sublime. [1] https://josephg.com&#x
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by v1n337 9y ago
Not, OP, but I've worked for an ad-agency in a software-dev role. Their primary code base is written in Java, monitoring scripts in Python/Ruby, and tracking pixel code in JavaScript, so I would have days in which I coded in all 3