PV-DM

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PV-DM is a neural network-based paragraph vector model that learns distributed representations of sentences and documents by predicting words from both context and document embeddings.

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instanceOf distributed representation model ⓘ
neural network model ⓘ
paragraph vector model ⓘ
unsupervised learning method ⓘ
abbreviationOf Paragraph Vector – Distributed Memory ⓘ
advantage captures word order information in context ⓘ
provides fixed-length vectors for variable-length texts ⓘ
application clustering of documents ⓘ
document classification ⓘ
information retrieval ⓘ
sentiment analysis ⓘ
basedOn neural language model ⓘ
canUse hierarchical softmax ⓘ
negative sampling ⓘ
category document embedding methods ⓘ
paragraph vectors ⓘ
comparedWith bag-of-words models ⓘ
domain natural language processing ⓘ
representation learning ⓘ
fullName Paragraph Vector – Distributed Memory ⓘ
inputUnit context window of words ⓘ
document id ⓘ
inspiredBy distributed memory model of word2vec ⓘ
introducedBy Quoc V. Le ⓘ
Tomas Mikolov ⓘ
introducedInPaper Distributed Representations of Sentences and Documents ⓘ
languageAgnostic true ⓘ
learningParadigm unsupervised ⓘ
learns distributed representations of documents ⓘ
distributed representations of paragraphs ⓘ
distributed representations of sentences ⓘ
optimizationMethod stochastic gradient descent ⓘ
outputUnit target word ⓘ
publicationYear 2014 ⓘ
publishedAtConference ICML 2014 ⓘ
linked to: ICML
relatedTo PV-DBOW ⓘ
word2vec ⓘ
representationType dense vector ⓘ
supports variable-length documents ⓘ
trainingDataRequirement large unlabeled text corpora ⓘ
trainingObjective predict words using context and document vectors ⓘ
uses context word embeddings ⓘ
document embeddings ⓘ
neural network classifier ⓘ
vectorSpace continuous vector space ⓘ

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