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cluster

noun as in group of something

verb as in assemble, group

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If it read enough poetry, eventually it would figure out that “sweet” and “sour” have related meanings—that their vectors are both in the “taste” cluster in vector space—while “because” and “fermented” do not.

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These taxpayers may be especially clustered in California’s Bay Area and the New York City metropolitan area, according to one analysis.

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Most funds cluster within a narrower range, making outcomes more predictable.

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He found that within these communities people clustered themselves according to education, income, family formation, rates of delinquency and other factors, just as other ethnic groups living in slum areas had done in previous eras.

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Since then, AMD has struggled to keep up with Nvidia, which has dominated not just the AI chip space but also the software systems required to run large data-center clusters.

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