Actually, the issue about continuity the article addresses is just the same for word embeddings, namely when there is an ambiguity. If the word has more than on

Actually, the issue about continuity the article addresses is just the same for word embeddings, namely when there is an ambiguity. If the word has more than one meaning, the correct mapping is context dependent and the "one mapping fits all" approach that we are currently taking here is semantically incorrect. Yet another hard problem not easily resolved, and also attributable to "long-range dependencies".