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Is it necessary to use attention mask for mean pooling for BERT?

I am working on a project involving the analysis of clinical texts using the "emilyalsentzer/Bio_ClinicalBERT" model from Hugging Face's transformers library. My goal is to extract ...
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Self-supervised Target Definition in the Original Neural Language Model by Bengio et al (2003)

I understand how later neural language models (such as those used in the Word2Vec papers) framed the language modelling problem in a self-supervised way by learning to predict the next word (or any ...
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Feedforward Neural Net Language Model - computational complexity (word2vec)

While reading this paper on word2vec, I came around the following description of a feedforward Neural Net Language model (NNLM): It consists of input, projection, hidden and output layers. At the ...
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Choosing a model for input: categorised, weighted sequence, output: binary variable

What would be an appropriate model for predicting a binary target variable, given a weighted sequence? Sequences will be reasonably short, typically between ~ 1 and 5 elements. I have in the order of ...
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What's the best practice for dealing with OOV characters?

I have read on the advantages of using character-level language models over word-level ones. In particular, you don't have to deal with the problem of out of vocabulary (OOV) words, since characters ...
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Different ways to calculate pointwise mutual information for word co-occurrence [closed]

I have a (very) small corpus of documents. As a representative example: 450 documents, 280000 total word count. I am calculating Positive Pointwise Mutual Information (PPMI) between a selection of ...
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Contextual word embeddings to estimate likelihood of word given previous words in sentence?

I'd like to use contextual embeddings to estimate the likelihood of word n given the previous n-1 words in a sentence. Which pretrained models would allow me to do this (could I use something like ...
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Modeling words in a language based on their characters

I have different sets of strings, where I assume that each set follows some rules or patterns. For example, the first character must be a number, or the 3rd and the last characters must be the same, ...
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How to compute context-independent token representations in a biLM?

I've been reading this paper on ELMo word representations. For context, here's my understanding of the standard bi-directional language model (biLM) thus far: Given a sequence of tokens $(t_{1}, ...
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Does the skipgram language model try to predict all context words at the same time?

In the skipgram language model (Mikolov et al., 2013), a neural network with one hidden layer tries to predict surrounding words from current words of the corpus. After training, the hidden activation ...
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What are the pros and cons of applying pointwise mutual information on a word cooccurrence matrix before SVD?

One way to generate word embeddings is as follows (mirror): Get a corpora, e.g. "I enjoy flying. I like NLP. I like deep learning." Build the word cooccurrence matrix from it: Perform SVD on $X$, ...
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Question about Continuous Bag of Words

I'm having trouble understanding this sentence: The first proposed architecture is similar to the feedforward NNLM, where the non-linear hidden layer is removed and the projection layer is ...
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