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1 c Word Embedding Embedding Word2Vec Embedding Word EmbeddingWord2Vec 1. Embedding 1.1 BEDORE 0 1 BEDORE F y katayama@bedore.jp Word Embedding Embedding 1.2 Embedding Embedding Word Embedding Embedding Word Embedding Copyright c by ORSJ. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited
2 2. Embedding 1 Word2Vec 2013 Word2Vec [1] Word2Vec Word Embedding queen woman + man = king Embedding 1 Word2Vec Word2Vec Word2Vec Embedding Word2Vec Embedding 3 Embedding Embedding 1.3 Embedding Embedding Embedding Skip-thought Vectors [2] Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) Word2Vec Embedding Embedding 2.1 One-hot Embedding Onehot One-hot 1 One-hot Bag-of-words BoW BoW One-hot 2 One-hot BoW 1 One-hot 2.2 One-hot = (Distributional Hypothesis) [3] [4] NICT Dice count-based predictive [5] count-based Wikipedia n n-gram v c v c Copyright c by ORSJ. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited.
3 1 2 One-hot The pen is mightier than the sword BoW I wear my pen as others do their sword BoW the the pen pen be be mighty mighty than than sword sword I I wear wear my my as as others other do do their their X c count-based predictive One-hot manyto-many Hinton (Local Representation) (Distributed Representation) Distributional Hypothesis count-based Distributional Representation predictive Distributed Representation [6] LSI count-based Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) [7] X X ij i j LSI X X r v r U c r V r r Σ X = UΣV r u i v j r m X X r m m LSI LSI probabilistic LSI (plsi) [8] Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) [9] m Copyright c by ORSJ. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited
4 v m U c m V v j j LSI plsi U V LSI LSI U u i plsi i plsi (i) (ii) (iii) (i) d d,u,v plsi LDA U, V U plsi LDA Word2Vec predictive Word2Vec Word2Vec 2013 Mikolov Skip-gram with Negative Sampling (SGNS) Skip-gram w c 1 T T t=1 c j c j 0 log P (w t+j w t) (1) w 2 v w input v w output input output Python gensim [10] input Skip-gram V w I w O P (w O w I)= ( ) exp v wo v wi ) (2) V w=1 (v exp w v wi h Skip-gram 2 (W, b) f f(w x + b) 1 b = 0 1 One-hot input W One-hot input v h V 1 w k One-hot v wk 2 W output v V h softmax softmax softmax (x) i = exp xi i exp(xi) g g(w k ) l g(w k ) l = ( ) exp v wl v wk ) V w=1 (v exp w v wk w k = w I,w l = w O g(w k ) l = P (w O w I) (2) V softmax Negative Sampling [11] softmax Skipgram sigmoid σ (x) = log P (wo wi) 1 1+exp ( x) Copyright c by ORSJ. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited.
5 ( ) log σ v wo v wi + k i=1 E wi P n(w) [ ( )] log σ v wi v wi (3) P n (w) Negative Sampling 3/4 (3) softmax k Word2Vec Word2Vec Embedding 2017 Word2Vec Embedding Word2Vec Glove Word2Vec 2014 Glove [12] Glove count-based predictive V i,j=1 ( ) f (X ij) v wj v wi + b i + b j log X ij b Word2Vec f X X ij w i window w j SGNS shifted PMI [13] count-based predictive Pointwise Mutual Information (PMI) PMI(x, y) =log P (x, y) P (x) P (y) PMI shifted PMI PMI PMI Embedding LexVec [14] fasttext Embedding Facebook 2016 fasttext [15] n-gram (character n-gram) sub-word subword 3-gram 6-gram sub-word fasttext egg 3-gram eg egg gg 4-gram egg egg 5-gram egg sub-word fast- Text sub-word english-born fasttext british-born polish-born skip-gram most-capped ex-scotland fasttext fasttext sub-word sub-word Character-based Embedding sub-word Embedding (Character-based Embedding) RNN 10 2 ASCII 128 One-hot 2 Embedding Copyright c by ORSJ. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited
6 2 MeCab Convolutional Neural Network Embedding [16] Word Embedding Embedding Embedding Embedding Word2Vec Embedding [17] Word Embedding Meta Embedding [18] WordNet Embedding Word2Vec WordNet WordNet AutoExtend [19] WordNet Poincaré Embeddings [20] 3. Word Embedding 3.1 Embedding Embedding Embedding Wikipedia Word Embedding Embedding gensim ipadic neologd ChaSen JUMAN MeCab MeCab MeCab (ipadic) mecab-ipadic-neologd [21] 2 mecab-ipadic-neologd ipadic Word Embedding neologd 3.2 Embedding Embedding Word2Vec One-hot Embedding Embedding Embed Copyright c by ORSJ. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited.
7 ding Embedding Wikipedia Embedding 3.3 Embedding Embedding Embedding Embedding SGNS Negative Sampling Embedding SGNS Kaji and Kobayashi [22] SGNS 3.4 Embedding Word2Vec fast- Text fold BEDORE FAQ 400 FAQ 3 Word2Vec+LSTM 0.39 fasttext+lstm 0.41 fine-tuned Word2Vec+LSTM 0.43 fine-tuned fasttext+lstm 0.42 BoW+NN 0.32 FAQ FAQ 905 Wikipedia BEDORE MeCab/mecab-ipadic-neologd Word2Vec fasttext 300 Word2Vec fasttext TF-IDF RNN Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) LSTM Embedding LSTM BoW (BoW NN) softmax BoW Word2Vec fasttext 3 Word2Vec fasttext fasttext BoW Embedding Copyright c by ORSJ. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited
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