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Yesterday I wrote about the canonical example of how vector embeddings of words add: "king" − "man" + "woman" ≈ "queen" This should be interpreted as saying that the word vector for king, minus the word...

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This post will […] The post Coffee + milk ≠ latte first appeared on John D. Yesterday I wrote about the canonical example of how vector embeddings of words add: "king" − "man" + "woman" ≈ "queen" This should be interpreted as saying that the word vector for king, minus the word vector for man, plus the word vector for woman, is in some sense close to the word vector for queen.

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  • Yesterday I wrote about the canonical example of how vector embeddings of words add: "king" − "man" + "woman" ≈ "queen" This should be interpreted as saying that the word vector for king, minus the word...

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