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Polarizations in Static Word Embeddings: Investigating Bias in Marginalized Dialects of Portuguese

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It is suggested that static word embeddings applied to Pajubá fail to capture the sociolinguistic complexity of Pajubá and systematically reflect the dominant and often discriminatory discourses present in the training corpora.

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