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'''Word embeddings''' are dense, low-dimensional vector representations of words in which semantically similar words are mapped to nearby points in the vector space. They are a foundational component of modern natural language processing (NLP), replacing sparse {{Term|one-hot encoding|one-hot encodings}} with representations that capture meaning, analogy, and syntactic relationships.

Word embeddings are dense, low-dimensional vector representations of words in which semantically similar words are mapped to nearby points in the vector space. They are a foundational component of modern natural language processing (NLP), replacing sparse one-hot encodings with representations that capture meaning, analogy, and syntactic relationships.

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	'''Word embeddings''' are dense, low-dimensional vector representations of words in which semantically similar words are mapped to nearby points in the vector space. They are a foundational component of modern natural language processing (NLP), replacing sparse one-hot encodings with representations that capture meaning, analogy, and syntactic relationships.		'''Word embeddings''' are dense, low-dimensional vector representations of words in which semantically similar words are mapped to nearby points in the vector space. They are a foundational component of modern natural language processing (NLP), replacing sparse {{Term\|one-hot encoding\|one-hot encodings}} with representations that capture meaning, analogy, and syntactic relationships.