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What is negative sampling when training the skip-gram model ?

Posted on February 17, 2019August 5, 2021 by MLNerds

Recap: Skip-Gram model is a popular algorithm to train word embeddings such as word2vec. It tries to represent each word in a large text as a lower dimensional vector in a space of K dimensions such that similar words are closer to each other. This is achieved by training a feed-forward network where we try…

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