Concepts begin without geometry
Before encoding, each item is a separate symbol. Its useful position has not yet been learned.
Watch separate concepts become numerical vectors, settle into a learned coordinate system, form neighborhoods, and answer a similarity query. Then take control and inspect the geometry yourself.
Before encoding, each item is a separate symbol. Its useful position has not yet been learned.
Use one finger to orbit, two fingers to pan, and pinch to zoom. Tap a vector to open it in the inspector.
A vector preserves useful relationships as coordinates. Search works because concepts with related meaning tend to occupy nearby directions in the learned space.