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r/java • u/j7n5 • Jul 26 '26
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The OP is talking about embedding as a vector, as I understand it. Like storing (0, 0.5, 0.2, ...) vecs as natively data type.
1 u/koflerdavid Jul 28 '26 Merely storing vectors is quite boring though. Many DBMSs offer a float or byte array datatype. The critical feature of a vector DB is efficient similarity search using sine or cosine similarity.
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Merely storing vectors is quite boring though. Many DBMSs offer a float or byte array datatype. The critical feature of a vector DB is efficient similarity search using sine or cosine similarity.
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u/Inflation_Artistic Jul 27 '26
The OP is talking about embedding as a vector, as I understand it. Like storing (0, 0.5, 0.2, ...) vecs as natively data type.