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Describe the CBOW model and its underlying logic in generating word embeddings.
Describe the CBOW model and its underlying logic in generating word embeddings.
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CBOW (Continuous Bag of Words) is another neural network architecture for learning word embeddings.
Unlike Skip-gram, CBOW predicts a target word based on its context words. It takes a window of context words as input and predicts the target word.
The underlying logic is similar to Skip-gram but reversed. CBOW learns to predict a target word from its context, thereby capturing the meaning of a word based on its surrounding context.