Challenge: Existing work on all-words word sense disambiguation (all-word WSD) uses word embeddings to identify the senses of words in documents.
Approach: They propose a new concept embedding method to predict target word senses . concept embeds are constructed from concept tag sequences created from previous predictions .
Outcome: The proposed concept embeddings improve Japanese all-words word sense disambiguation task.

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