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Agree. One could use the word2vec vector space to determine close relations between neutral words, so it would make intuitive sense as well.
by hantusk 10y ago
Agree. One could use the word2vec vector space to determine close relations between neutral words, so it would make intuitive sense as well.
- afarrell 10y agoBut that would make it harder to remember. "Was it apricot.bubble.morose or apricot.bubble.dejected ?"
- megamark16 10y agoI think part of what I like about this idea is that the vectors inside a larger vector would be the same across larger vectors, for example the very bottom left corner vector is "apple" across all larger vectors. Eventually perhaps we would all even start to recognize vector locations. What if each vector name was even categorized, so you knew that fruits were in the bottom left area of a block, and sports names (i.e. baseball, basketball, etc) are in the top right area of a vector. Silly, maybe, but I like the idea of people having a general idea of what area something is in based solely off word usage.