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A Comparative Study of Experiential and Distributional Representations for Concrete and Abstract Concepts
We investigate the semantic distinction between concrete and abstract concepts by examining the relative contribution of experiential (grounded) features and distributional (language-based) features in modeling their representation via data driven analysis using Spearman’s correlation between human
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