Comparing word2vec and GloVe for Automatic Measurement of MWE Compositionality

PICKARD, Thomas (2020). Comparing word2vec and GloVe for Automatic Measurement of MWE Compositionality. In: MARKANTONATOU, Stella, MCCRAE, John, MITROVIĆ, Jelena, TIBERIUS, Carole, RAMISCH, Carlos, VAIDYA, Ashwini, OSENOVA, Petya and SAVARY, Agata, (eds.) Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on Multiword Expressions and Electronic Lexicons. Online, Association for Computational Linguistics, 95-100. [Book Section]

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Abstract
This paper explores the use of word2vec and GloVe embeddings for unsupervised measurement of the semantic compositionality of MWE candidates. Through comparison with several human-annotated reference sets, we find word2vec to be substantively superior to GloVe for this task. We also find Simple English Wikipedia to be a poor-quality resource for compositionality assessment, but demonstrate that a sample of 10% of sentences in the English Wikipedia can provide a conveniently tractable corpus with only moderate reduction in the quality of outputs.
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