Random Binary Vector
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A Random Binary Vector is a binary vector that is a random vector.
- Context:
- Given two Random Binary Vectors in a High-Dimensional Space[1].
- Their scalar product depends on the fraction of the bits that are on in each vector.
- The average of two random binary vectors is much closer to them than to other random binary vectors!
- Given two Random Binary Vectors in a High-Dimensional Space[1].
- See: Binary Vector Dataset.