[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC):2025-02-25。"],[[["Supervised similarity measures leverage embeddings to quantify the similarity between data examples using Euclidean distance, cosine, or dot product."],["Dot product incorporates vector length, reflecting popularity, while cosine similarity focuses solely on the angle between vectors, ignoring popularity."],["Normalizing vector lengths makes Euclidean distance, cosine, and dot product proportional, essentially measuring the same thing."],["Supervised similarity, using embeddings and a distance metric, is suitable for large, complex datasets, while manual similarity, relying on feature combinations, is better for small, straightforward datasets."]]],[]]