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An entity is represented with a feature vector and a document is represented as a bag of features. How is the bag of features aggregated to obtain the single document feature for training/evaluation?
The loss function is calculated based on Sim(A, B) where A and B are vectors. Now, if A is a document and B is a single tag, how is the vector for A obtained? According to the paper, A is presented as a bag of features. Are the bag of features aggregated together with a mean operation to obtain A?
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An entity is represented with a feature vector and a document is represented as a bag of features. How is the bag of features aggregated to obtain the single document feature for training/evaluation?
The loss function is calculated based on Sim(A, B) where A and B are vectors. Now, if A is a document and B is a single tag, how is the vector for A obtained? According to the paper, A is presented as a bag of features. Are the bag of features aggregated together with a mean operation to obtain A?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: