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Meaning trajectory
Real word vectors — English GloVe, German fastText (cc.de.300): relations as parallel arrows, king − man + woman ≈ queen with hits, near misses and learned bias, cosine against distance and sentences as a path with next-word candidates from GPT-2 or GerPT2.
Linguistics & phoneticsTry itContext shifts meaning
Static vs. contextual word vector in 3D: an ambiguous word starts between two islands of meaning and is pulled layer by layer by the context words, in proportion to their attention weights.
Linguistics & phoneticsTry itn-gram text generator
Text from counts of the last n − 1 tokens: count table P(w|h), the path from gibberish to plausible text to verbatim copying, the explosion of possible contexts, smoothing and backoff; German and English corpora.
Linguistics & phoneticsTry itLanguage tree
Spatial family tree of the Indo-European languages, with height showing time from Proto-Indo-European to today. Ten basic words travel from the reconstructed root to about 30 languages; the First and Second Sound Shift and the centum/satem split are marked in colour in the forms. A test separates true cognates from chance look-alikes and loanwords.
Linguistics & phoneticsTry itTokeniser playground
Text splits into tokens: byte-level BPE is trained live, the merge slider shows frequent words fusing into one token, plus token details, a language comparison and the share of the context window.
Linguistics & phoneticsTry itVocal tract — move the tongue, hear the vowel (3D)
One hum, nine vowels, one tongue: in the head cross-section you drag tongue, lips and jaw, and the sound tips from /a/ to /i/. The vowel chart shows live where formants F1 and F2 land — at unchanged pitch.
Linguistics & phoneticsTry itFrom picture to letter
How Egyptian picture signs became the Latin alphabet via Proto-Sinaitic, Phoenician and Greek forms. Each letter A–Z morphs on an engraved tablet through eight stages, with direction of writing, map, comparison and word test. Uncertain derivations are marked as conjectured.
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