Embedding Visualizer

Visualize word embeddings in 2D space and explore semantic relationships

This is a simplified 2D projection of word embeddings. Real embeddings have hundreds of dimensions — this demo uses pre-computed positions to illustrate the concept of semantic similarity.

2D Embedding Space

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Word Analogy Demo

The famous "king - man + woman = queen" analogy demonstrates that embeddings capture semantic relationships as vector arithmetic.

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What Are Word Embeddings?

Word embeddings are dense vector representations of words in a continuous vector space. Words with similar meanings are positioned closer together in this space. For example, "king" and "queen" will be near each other, as will "dog" and "puppy".

Popular embedding models include Word2Vec, GloVe, FastText, and modern transformer-based embeddings like those from BERT and GPT.

Why Visualize Embeddings?

🔍 Explore Relationships

Discover which words the model considers similar.

🐛 Debug Issues

Identify unexpected clustering or bias in embeddings.

📊 Understand Data

See how your document collection is distributed.

🎓 Learning

Build intuition about how models represent meaning.

Dimensionality Reduction

Real embeddings have hundreds of dimensions (e.g., 768 for BERT, 1536 for OpenAI). To visualize them in 2D, we use dimensionality reduction techniques:

t-SNE

Preserves local structure. Great for clusters but distances aren't meaningful.

UMAP

Faster than t-SNE, better preserves global structure.

PCA

Simple and fast. Shows principal axes of variation.

Pro Tip: Real Visualization

For real embedding visualization, try TensorBoard's Embedding Projector, Nomic Atlas, or Python libraries like matplotlib with UMAP/t-SNE.

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Cosine Similarity

Calculate similarity between vectors.

Vector Dimensions

Compare embedding model dimensions.