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>The model just needs to be able to understand the important meaning of "no" in here, in the context of the whole sentence It's easy to say, isn't it? Unfortun
by rhizome 7y ago
>The model just needs to be able to understand the important meaning of "no" in here, in the context of the whole sentence
It's easy to say, isn't it? Unfortunately, sticking the word "just" in there doesn't affect the difficulty. I do it all the time, too.
That said, "meaning" is not statistical.
- hammock 7y agoWhy is it hard? Honestly. Add a "t" to "no" and you get a basic Boolean query.
- gnulinux 7y agoBoolean queries aren't statistically analyzed; they're parsed and algebraically evaluate. So your point seems to support the opposite thing you're supporting.
- hammock 7y agoYeah I don't really know how github works. When I click the OP link I see a tiny bit of text and then three screenshots. Is there a whole article on this topic I'm missing?
- waltpad 7y ago> That said, "meaning" is not statistical. Are you sure of that? After all, we don't have all the same interpretation for every word in the dictionary. Ask a hundred person in the street - well perhaps not these days - the meaning of the word "meaning", how many different explanations will you get? And will you be able to reduce them all to the same "fundamental" meaning?