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- | 1. Recall from Tam' | + | You should focus on the first paper (you can skip section 2.3): [[http:// |
- | What is the difference between: | + | The second paper [[http:// |
- | distributional semantic and distributed semantic representation | + | |
- | 2. What is the vector representation of word " | ||
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+ | Q1. | ||
+ | Recall the paper about word representations presented by Tam on November 10. | ||
+ | Read http:// | ||
- | --- // | + | (M_{w,d} is a matrix with w rows and d columns). |
+ | What does w, d and k mean? | ||
+ | What are the values of w, d and k used in the experiments in this paper? | ||
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+ | Q2. | ||
+ | a) Compute the similarity between two words " | ||
+ | Use these raw counts (no Local Mutual Information, | ||
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+ | | planet | night | full | shadow | shine | ||
+ | Moon | ||
+ | Sun | | ||
+ | Dog | | ||
+ | Mars | ||
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+ | b) How do they deal with high dimension of vectors in those papers? | ||
+ | Can you suggest some (other) techniques of preprocessing vectors with high dimensions? | ||
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+ | Q3. | ||
+ | a) What are Bag of Word (BOVW) | ||
+ | b) How do they apply BOVW to compute representation of a word (concept) from a large set of images? | ||
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+ | Q4 (bonus). | ||
+ | When they construct text-based vectors of words from DM model | ||
+ | they mentioned Local Mutual Information score. (section 3.2, also section 2.1 in the 2nd paper) | ||
+ | So what is that score? Why did they use it? | ||
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+ | Q5 (bonus). | ||
+ | Have you ever wished to see beautiful " | ||
+ | Have you ever seen " | ||
+ | " | ||
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+ | Think about a computational way to show that how they look like? | ||
- | 4. | ||
- | 5. Have you seen " | ||
- | how to you think a way to show that how does it look like? |