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Can a single tabular embedding model service different tasks?

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An initial approach that first aligns heterogeneous table-cell representations into a shared space using Hirschfeld–Gebelein–Rényi maximal correlation (HGR) is proposed, and it is found that it generalizes competitively compared to models specifically designed for individual tasks.

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