what does this sentence “tend to get some meaning to them it turns out” mean?
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I am learning this course Stanford CS224N: natural language processing with Deep Learning.
The professor is saying
... it'd be exactly the same vector space just sort of rotate around
your new vectors. so you know you shouldn't read too much into the
sort of elements. it actually turns out that because of the way a lot
of deep learning operations work somethings they do do element wise so
that the dimensions do actually tend to get some meaning to them it
turns out.
I know what "element wise" is though, the last sentence seems to be not complete, and I cannot imagine, what the linguistics professor is trying to say.
can any help me to understand this?
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I am learning this course Stanford CS224N: natural language processing with Deep Learning.
The professor is saying
... it'd be exactly the same vector space just sort of rotate around
your new vectors. so you know you shouldn't read too much into the
sort of elements. it actually turns out that because of the way a lot
of deep learning operations work somethings they do do element wise so
that the dimensions do actually tend to get some meaning to them it
turns out.
I know what "element wise" is though, the last sentence seems to be not complete, and I cannot imagine, what the linguistics professor is trying to say.
can any help me to understand this?
meaning
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I am learning this course Stanford CS224N: natural language processing with Deep Learning.
The professor is saying
... it'd be exactly the same vector space just sort of rotate around
your new vectors. so you know you shouldn't read too much into the
sort of elements. it actually turns out that because of the way a lot
of deep learning operations work somethings they do do element wise so
that the dimensions do actually tend to get some meaning to them it
turns out.
I know what "element wise" is though, the last sentence seems to be not complete, and I cannot imagine, what the linguistics professor is trying to say.
can any help me to understand this?
meaning
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I am learning this course Stanford CS224N: natural language processing with Deep Learning.
The professor is saying
... it'd be exactly the same vector space just sort of rotate around
your new vectors. so you know you shouldn't read too much into the
sort of elements. it actually turns out that because of the way a lot
of deep learning operations work somethings they do do element wise so
that the dimensions do actually tend to get some meaning to them it
turns out.
I know what "element wise" is though, the last sentence seems to be not complete, and I cannot imagine, what the linguistics professor is trying to say.
can any help me to understand this?
meaning
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