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Manifold Hypothesis

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The manifold hypothesis is the idea that high-dimensional data observed in the real world, such as images, audio, and text, may appear to have a large number of dimensions but are actually distributed only along a small, low-dimensional, smooth surface or sheet—a manifold—within that high-dimensional space.

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Placed in Mathematics · Geometry · Search because the note concerns the geometry of high-dimensional data and low-dimensional manifolds, alongside curvature and search spaces.

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