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I put waves for radio and ocean and got 19% and 55%. Is my expectation that the first percentage should be higher off?
by xyztimm 3y ago
I put waves for radio and ocean and got 19% and 55%.
Is my expectation that the first percentage should be higher off?
- A_D_E_P_T 3y ago"Investment" --> "Capital" Check. That worked. "Capital" --> "Letter" Did not work at all. And yet the two words are side-by-side with extreme frequency. So, basically, I don't know how this game gauges relatedness. I do know that I don't like it.
- dangond 3y agoSemantic similarity means similarity of meaning, not how frequently they appear together. Try out semantle to get a better sense of it if it's not immediately intuitive what I mean by that.
- bee_rider 3y agoI also did waves. I needed amplitude to bridge the gap to radio. I also had a random one: Heat -> bar I went with pressure, since it is related to heat obviously, and a bar is a unit of pressure. But it didn’t like the second one. I wonder if there’s a homonym issue, or if I just don’t understand word embeddings.
- zoogeny 3y agoI literally just did the exact same. I'm totally unmotivated by this game if this kind of connection isn't what it is looking for.
- Avshalom 3y agointeresting, I did that just now (with out having seen your comment) and got 13% and 33% (for future reference this comment is being made about an hour after parent) Edit: oh wait I nevermind wave/waves
- zeven7 3y agoDid you really? I just did it just now (9 minutes after your comment) and got 19% and 55%.
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- marssaxman 3y agoI tried the same guess, and felt the same confusion. Whatever quality it is that the relatedness factor measures doesn't seem to align well with my sense of word association.