deep embedding
"Deep embedding" involves representing one structure within another, capturing the nuances and operations of the embedded structure.
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Definition
C1Logic
(technical, academic)Representing one language within another by modeling its expressions as data in the host language.
Example
- In formal verification, deep embedding is used to model the syntax and semantics of programming languages.
C1Programming
(technical)A technique where the structure of a language is directly represented within the host language for manipulation and analysis.
Example
- Using deep embedding, developers can leverage the host language's features to analyze the embedded language.
C1Machine Learning
(technical)Representing data in a high-dimensional space to capture relationships and semantic meaning.
Example
- Deep embedding techniques are crucial for feature learning in neural networks.
C1Linguistics
(academic)Including multiple layers of subordinate clauses within a sentence, creating complex structures.
Example
- The sentence's deep embedding made it challenging to understand.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "deep embedding":
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