Urdu Word Embeddings (L18-1)

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Challenge: Recent advances in distributional semantics have led to the rise of neural network-based models that use unsupervised learning to represent words as dense, distributed vectors, called 'word embeddings' embedders hold key to improving natural language processing for low-resource languages, since they require significant time and manpower.
Approach: They train a skip-gram model on 140 million Urdu words to create the first large-scale word embeddings for the Urdu language.
Outcome: The proposed models capture high degree of syntactic and semantic similarity between words and are able to generalize well on the Urdu translation task.

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