Model2Vec as a Fasttext Alternative

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stephantul · 20h ago

Hello everyone, we recently benchmarked fastText, an older library by Meta, versus our Model2Vec library and were surprised that Model2Vec is both faster and better.

So if you currently use fastText somewhere, consider switching them out.

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Model2Vec as a Fasttext Alternative

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