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General Question- contextual similarity #1761

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SAIVENKATARAJU opened this issue Nov 21, 2022 · 0 comments
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General Question- contextual similarity #1761

SAIVENKATARAJU opened this issue Nov 21, 2022 · 0 comments

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Why these SBET models are able to find the sentences "what's the cost" and " how much it is" are similar but not " I have high fever" and "I don't have fever"(getting high similarity score) are not similar. why these models did not catch meaning for the second example. after all, are they considering the number of matching words.?

This is the same case with other models also(USE). But I just wondering, is there any technical reasoning to explain this?.
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