Adaptive Retrieval with Matryoshka Embeddings (via) Nomic Embed v1 only came out two weeks ago, but the same team just released Nomic Embed v1.5 trained using a new technique called Matryoshka Representation.
This means that unlike v1 the v1.5 embeddings are resizable—instead of a fixed 768 dimension embedding vector you can trade size for quality and drop that size all the way down to 64, while still maintaining strong semantically relevant results.
Joshua Lochner build this interactive demo on top of Transformers.js which illustrates quite how well this works: it lets you embed a query, embed a series of potentially matching text sentences and then adjust the number of dimensions and see what impact it has on the results.
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