Word2vec is a open source tool to calculate the words distance provided by Google. It can be used by inputting a word and output the ranked word lists according to the similarity. E.g.
Input:
france
Output:
Word Cosine distance
spain 0.678515
belgium 0.665923
netherlands 0.652428
italy 0.633130
switzerland 0.622323
luxembourg 0.610033
portugal 0.577154
russia 0.571507
germany 0.563291
catalonia 0.534176
However, what I need to do is to calculate the similarity distance by giving 2 words. If I give the 'france' and 'spain', how can I get the score 0.678515 without reading the whole words list by giving just 'france'.
gensim has a Python implementation of Word2Vec which provides an in-built utility for finding similarity between two words given as input by the user. You can refer to the following:
The syntax in Python for finding similarity between two words goes like this:
>> from gensim.models import Word2Vec
>> model = Word2Vec.load(path/to/your/model)
>> model.similarity('france', 'spain')