# sword2vec
The sword2vec contain SkipGramWord2Vec class serves as a proof of concept implementation for academic research in the field of natural language processing. It demonstrates the application of the Skip-Gram Word2Vec model, a widely studied technique for learning word embeddings.
Word embeddings, which are dense vector representations of words, play a crucial role in numerous NLP tasks, including text classification, sentiment analysis, and machine translation. The class showcases the training process of the Skip-Gram Word2Vec model, allowing researchers to experiment and validate their ideas in a controlled environment.
Key functionalities of the class include:
1. Training: Researchers can utilize the `train` method to train the Skip-Gram Word2Vec model on custom text corpora. It handles essential preprocessing steps such as vocabulary construction, embedding learning, and convergence monitoring. Researchers can fine-tune hyperparameters like window size, learning rate, embedding dimension, and the number of training epochs to suit their research objectives.
2. Prediction: The `predict` method enables researchers to explore the model's predictive capabilities by obtaining the most probable words given a target word. This functionality facilitates analysis of the model's ability to capture semantic relationships and contextual similarities between words.
3. Word Similarity: Researchers can utilize the `search_similar_words` method to investigate the learned word embeddings' ability to capture semantic similarity. By providing a target word, the method returns a list of the most similar words based on cosine similarity scores. This functionality aids in evaluating the model's ability to capture semantic relationships between words.
4. Saving and Loading Models: The class offers methods for saving trained models (`save_model` and `save_compressed_model`) and loading them for further analysis (`load_model` and `load_compressed_model`). This allows researchers to save their trained models, reproduce results, and conduct comparative studies.
By providing an accessible and customizable implementation, the SkipGramWord2Vec class serves as a valuable tool for researchers to explore and validate novel ideas in word embedding research. It aids in demonstrating the effectiveness of the Skip-Gram Word2Vec model and its potential application in academic research projects related to natural language processing.
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