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Long-Range Dependence in Word Time Series: The Cosine Correlation of Embeddings

2025-05-15

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We analyze long-range dependence (LRD) for word time series, understood as a slower than exponential decay of the two-point Shannon mutual information. We do it by examining the decay of the cosine correlation, a proxy object defined in terms of the cosine similarity between word2vec embeddings of two words, computed by an analogy to the Pearson correlation. By the Pinsker inequality, the squared cosine correlatio...

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361a2859-41c7-50f7-be1e-352403577744
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10.20944/preprints202505.1176.v1
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