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This video actually raises a question for SEO nerds.

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This video actually raises a question for SEO nerds. Here is the question for the group.  Does a word2vec's mathematical relationship represent a semantic relationship?  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE3...iRCp0
This video actually raises a question for SEO nerds.

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Bill Slawski sounds like bill gates. I played the video and proceeded to get back to work while listening and I thought bill gates was on the hangout. lol.  
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God that was painful
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I didn't watch the video, but the whole semantic thing has been misrepresented for a long, long time. Like, a semantic SEO might say that a link from a Thai recipe site is a good match for a Thai travel site, because they are "semantically" related because they both have the word "Thai" in them. Someone I was on a conference panel with said this. My face turned red.  
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Yes, when it works as intended, it represents semantic and topical relationships IIANM.  
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"Does a word2vec's mathematical relationship represent a semantic relationship? " No.  
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