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How to Implement a Cosine Similarity Function in TypeScript for Vector Comparison | alexop.dev

Learn how to build an efficient cosine similarity function in TypeScript for comparing vector embeddings. This step-by-step guide includes code examples, performance optimizations, and practical applications for semantic search and AI recommendation systems

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