Building Word Embeddings for Solving Natural Language Processing
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Continuous Bag of Words (CBOW) is a powerful text embedding method. Due to
its strong capabilities to encode word content, CBOW embeddings perform well on
a wide range of downstream tasks while being efficient to compute. However, CBOW is not capable of ca ...
