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Finding the Nearest Neighbor in a dataset has always been considered difficult, needing data-specific coding. Now some researchers, trying to prove there is no universal approach, say they have found one.
This first link is to the 'popular' article.
https://www.ilyaraz.org/static/papers/spectral_gap.pdf Oops and now I can't find it! (thanks @mfb for the heads-up)
Found it!
https://www.quantamagazine.org/universal-method-to-sort-complex-information-found-20180813/
These are the full papers, they are not an easy read.
https://www.ilyaraz.org/static/papers/spectral_gap.pdf
https://ilyaraz.org/static/papers/daher.pdf
This first link is to the 'popular' article.
Found it!
https://www.quantamagazine.org/universal-method-to-sort-complex-information-found-20180813/
These are the full papers, they are not an easy read.
https://www.ilyaraz.org/static/papers/spectral_gap.pdf
https://ilyaraz.org/static/papers/daher.pdf
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