LexVec

LexVec

Alexandre Salle
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About

The aim of GLTR is to take the same models that are used to generated fake text as a tool for detection. GLTR has access to the GPT-2 117M language model from OpenAI, one of the largest publicly available models. It can use any textual input and analyze what GPT-2 would have predicted at each position. Since the output is a ranking of all of the words that the model knows, we can compute how the observed following word ranks. We use this positional information to overlay a colored mask over the text that corresponds to the position in the ranking. A word that ranks within the most likely words is highlighted in green (top 10), yellow (top 100), red (top 1,000), and the rest of the words in purple. Thus, we can get a direct visual indication of how likely each word was under the model.

About

LexVec is a word embedding model that achieves state-of-the-art results in multiple natural language processing tasks by factorizing the Positive Pointwise Mutual Information (PPMI) matrix using stochastic gradient descent. This approach assigns heavier penalties for errors on frequent co-occurrences while accounting for negative co-occurrences. Pre-trained vectors are available, including a common crawl dataset with 58 billion tokens and 2 million words in 300 dimensions, and an English Wikipedia 2015 + NewsCrawl dataset with 7 billion tokens and 368,999 words in 300 dimensions. Evaluations demonstrate that LexVec matches or outperforms other models like word2vec in terms of word similarity and analogy tasks. The implementation is open source under the MIT License and is available on GitHub.

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Platforms Supported

Windows
Mac
Linux
Cloud
On-Premises
iPhone
iPad
Android
Chromebook

Audience

Users that need a tool to detect AI generated content

Audience

Computational linguists and NLP researchers searching for a tool to improve their semantic analysis and language modeling

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Company Information

GLTR
United States
gltr.io

Company Information

Alexandre Salle
Brazil
github.com/alexandres/lexvec

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Integrations

ChatGPT
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GPT-4
OpenAI

Integrations

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GPT-4
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