ready-made embedding

noun
UK /ˌrediˈmeɪd ɪmˈbedɪŋ/
US /ˌrediˈmeɪd ɪmˈbedɪŋ/

A ready-made embedding is a set of numbers that a computer already made to describe a word or picture.

The app used a ready-made embedding to understand what each word meant.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A vector that is downloaded and used without training it yourself.

She loaded a ready-made embedding instead of training her own model.

3. A stored numeric code that stands for the meaning of text or images.

The search engine compared each query to a ready-made embedding in its database.

4. A feature set prepared in advance so a program can use it right away.

The team saved time by using a ready-made embedding for the classifier.