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Vector Initialization Syntax

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Rdf:typePython List Comprehension[1]
Uses OperatorMultiplication Operator[1]

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      If you want to keep the collection dimension at 128, you need to adjust the vectors to have 128 dimensions each. For example: ```python vectors = [ [1.0] * 128, # A vector with 128 elements, all initialized to 1.0 [2.0] * 128 # A…

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