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Would it be worth trying to think of words with different meanings as entirely new words? So, "white" in one sentence may be a different word than "white" in an
by acpetrov 8y ago
Would it be worth trying to think of words with different meanings as entirely new words? So, "white" in one sentence may be a different word than "white" in another?
- visarga 8y agoThere's a long list of papers on that - 'multi-sense word embeddings'. But more recently we have found that passing the raw character embeddings through a two layer BiLSTM will resolve the ambiguity of meaning from context - 'ElMO'. https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.05365 https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.05365 (state of the art)