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Hmmm… no? Consider word embedding, where finding the most similar words given some input, you need to do a NN over 300 dimensions. That’s a common task, and it
by IfOnlyYouKnew 5y ago
Hmmm… no?
Consider word embedding, where finding the most similar words given some input, you need to do a NN over 300 dimensions. That’s a common task, and it’s largely unsolved. Postgres, for example, allows you to create indices over their „cube“ datatype, but those are slower than the naive brut-force approach.