Recent methods for learning word embeddings, like GloVe orWord2Vec, succeeded in spatial representation of semantic and syntactic relations. We extend GloVe by introducing separate vectors for base form and grammatical form of a word, using morphosyntactic dictionary for this. This allows vectors to capture properties of words better. We also present model results for word analogy test and introduce a new test based on WordNet.
keywords in English:
machine learning, word embeddings, natural language processing, morphology