Two CSA-farm newsletters use almost none of the same words, yet a search tool places them next to each other in vector space and treats them as related. What does that nearby placement mean?
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Short Explanation
Think of two neighbors who tell the same story in different words and still sit on the same bench. Nearby vectors mean similar meaning, not a shared filename or the same print date.
Full Explanation
In an embedding space, items that sit near each other are treated as similar in meaning, even when the wording differs. Nearness is not a file-name rule and is not a print date. Practitioner items treat proximity as semantic similarity and do not require naming a distance formula.