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Drawing word2vec

The document discusses the CBOW and Skip-gram algorithms for training word2vec models. CBOW predicts the current word based on surrounding context words, while Skip-gram predicts surrounding words given the current word. Both algorithms use a hidden layer and softmax function to produce word embeddings, and backpropagate error to update the weights of the surrounding words. Training continues until the word embeddings accurately capture relationships between words based on their usage contexts.

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Drawing word2vec Kai Sasaki
Training Algorithm CBOW Skip-gram Hierarchical Softmax Omit Negative Sampling this time :(
CBOW Continuous Bag of Words Disregard grammar and work order Share the weight of each words Training around words
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1]
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] neu1
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] neu1 syn1 Use word on the path to syn0[i] in huffman tree as network weight f
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] neu1 syn1 Use word on the path to syn0[i] in huffman tree as network weight f g g is the gradient that is calculated with (1 - syn1.code -f) * alpha This is error of output
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] neu1 syn1 Use word on the path to syn0[i] in huffman tree as network weight f g neu1e g syn1 Backpropagate to hidden layer
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] f g neu1e g syn1 Backpropagate to hidden layer Adding error back to each words in window
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] f g neu1e g syn1 Backpropagate to hidden layer Adding error back to each words in window
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] f g neu1e g syn1 Backpropagate to hidden layer Adding error back to each words in window
CBOW syn0[i-1] syn0[i] syn0[i+1] They are the conclusive continuous representations that are available through training
Skip-gram Reverse format of CBOW Predict representations of word that is put around the target words
Skip-gram syn0[i] syn1 Use word on the path to syn0[i] in huffman tree as network weight f
Skip-gram syn0[i] syn1 Use word on the path to syn0[i] in huffman tree as network weight f g g is the gradient that is calculated with (1 - syn1.code -f) * alpha This is error of output
Skip-gram syn0[i] syn1 Use word on the path to syn0[i] in huffman tree as network weight f g neu1e g syn1 Backpropagate to hidden layer
Skip-gram syn0[i] f g neu1e g syn1 Backpropagate to hidden layer Adding error back to each words in window
Reference https://code.google.com/p/word2vec/