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An array is an ordered linear data structure consisting of a collection of elements (values, variables, or references), each identified by one or more indexes. When asking about specific variants of arrays, use related tags as well. When using this tag, in a question that is specific to a database, tag the question with the database being used.
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How to store high-dimensional (N > 100) vectors and index for fast lookup by cosine similarity?
The 2023 answer to this is to use the pgvector extension.
As of this writing, the number of maximum dimensions (defined here) is 16k.
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