Text-Item Embedding Vector
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A Text-Item Embedding Vector is a embedding vector that represents a text ttem in an text-item embedding space.
- Context:
- It can (typically) be a High-Dimensional Vector representing complex Semantic Features of text.
- It can (often) include various types of Text-Item Embedding Vectors such as Neural Text-Item Embedding Vectors and Sparse Text-Item Vectors.
- It can be used to improve the performance of Natural Language Processing tasks by providing dense and meaningful representations of text.
- It can range from being a simple Word Embedding Vector to a more complex Document Embedding Vector.
- It can be generated using methods like TF-IDF, Word2Vec, BERT, or other Machine Learning Models.
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- Example(s):
- a Neural Text-Item Embedding Vector (from a Neural Text-Item Embedding Space).
- a Word Embedding Vector that encodes semantic and syntactic information of a single word.
- a Sentence Embedding Vector that represents the overall semantic meaning of a sentence.
- a Paragraph Embedding Vector that captures the context of a paragraph within a text.
- a Document Embedding Vector that represents the thematic and conceptual elements of a whole document.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Numeric Feature Vector, which represents data in numerical format not directly related to text.
- Image Embedding Vector, which is used for visual data and not textual content.
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- See: Text-Item Neural Embedding Vector, Neural Embedding Vector, Vector Space Model, Semantic Representation.