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> What doesn't work particularly well is encoding external knowledge explicitly. Having a semantic resource that tells you explicitly that "fork" and "spoon" ar
by igravious 10y ago
> What doesn't work particularly well is encoding external knowledge explicitly. Having a semantic resource that tells you explicitly that "fork" and "spoon" are members of class "cutlery". This has been tried by many people, and it produces small or no benefit.
I rarely do this, but … citation(s) please? Who has tried it, can you point too their results? Why hasn't it worked, seems like totally the obvious solution for the next 7% gap. Why on earth wouldn't it work?
- Houshalter 10y agoFWIW, there was a paper where they trained word vectors on big handmade semantic graphs like that. The word vectors were actually more accurate than when trained on raw text.