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The '''distributional hypothesis''' is that words found in the same [[context]]s usually have similar | The '''distributional hypothesis''' is that words found in the same [[context]]s usually have similar meanings. The hypothesis is associated with [[Zellig Harris]] and [[J. R. Firth]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:48, 18 February 2024
The distributional hypothesis is that words found in the same contexts usually have similar meanings. The hypothesis is associated with Zellig Harris and J. R. Firth.