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Deriving from Pre-trained Word Embedding

Akanksha Mishra, Sukomal Pal
Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi - 221005 & India

Abstract: Question answering and classification is analysed from different angles by researchers. Organising and classifying questions in the query formulation is addressed using different techniques where the word embedding is one. IN this paper we present our work related to using pre trained GloVe word embedding. Besides, we processed the results with different other embedding.

Keywords: Quora Insincere Question, Bidirectional Long Short Term Memory, GloVe Embedding Deriving from Pre-trained Word Embedding

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/pms/2020/9/2/52-56

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