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How does the chain-rule look for the gradient of a loss function?

When we are computing the gradient of the loss function, $L$, of a Word2Vec model, for the context word-embedding, $w_i$, and the target word-embedding, $t$. Where the loss function, $L$, looks like: $...
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When training word2vec, why is a new negative sampling process formulated instead of simply downsampling?

(For background, see The Skip-Gram Model.1 This question does not exactly use their notation, but you should be able to follow along.) The original skip-gram log-likelihood of a single word, $w$, ...
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Do we use maximum likelihood or cross entropy Loss for training skip-gram model?

In the skip gram model, maximising the likelihood of the context words given the middle word is equivalent to minimising the objective function $J(\theta)$, where $$J(\theta) = -\frac{1}{T}\sum_{t=1}^...
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Skip-gram model multiplicative constant in the objective function?

I was reading this paper (https://papers.nips.cc/paper/5021-distributed-representations-of-words-and-phrases-and-their-compositionality.pdf) I cannot understand where does the multiplicative constant $...
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