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Closed Forms and Synthetic Twins: Predicting Approximate Nearest Neighbor Recall from Embedding Statistics
Embedding models are trained and evaluated as if retrieval were exact; in production they serve behind approximate indexes -- HNSW, IVF, product quantization, or the fixed-dimensional encodings (FDEs) of late-interaction models -- whose behavior the encoder's benchmarks never see: one modern encoder
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