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From Words to Sentences: A Paradigm Shift in Text Representation
Early natural language processing systems often represented the meaning of a sentence by simply averaging the numerical vectors of its individual words. Analyze the primary limitations of this approach. Then, explain the conceptual shift in how more advanced models began to represent entire sequences of text to overcome these limitations.
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From Words to Sentences: A Paradigm Shift in Text Representation
Arrange the following approaches to text representation in the chronological order of their conceptual development, from focusing on individual words to capturing the meaning of entire sequences.