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Fitted word/context vectors and biases to logarithmic co-occurrence counts with frequency weighting, connecting global count statistics with useful vector-space regularities.
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Inherits matrix-factorization and local-window distributional semantics. The proposed constraints motivate a model, not a theorem that semantic meanings must be linear. Frequency weighting uses empirical choices; analogy-task accuracy does not establish unrestricted language understanding or corpus-bias freedom.
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Jeffrey Pennington; Richard Socher; Christopher D. Manning
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GloVe: weighted regression on global word co-occurrences
Fitted word/context vectors and biases to logarithmic co-occurrence counts with frequency weighting, connecting global count statistics with useful vector-space regularities.
Scientific scope
Inherits matrix-factorization and local-window distributional semantics. The proposed constraints motivate a model, not a theorem that semantic meanings must be linear. Frequency weighting uses empirical choices; analogy-task accuracy does not establish unrestricted language understanding or corpus-bias freedom.
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People and systems
Jeffrey Pennington; Richard Socher; Christopher D. Manning
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.