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hi everyone welcome to my channel today we will see how to create sentence embedding and how to use those sentence embedding for applications like sentence similarity semantic search and clustering so what is sentence embedding you can think of sentence embedding is a natural language processing techniques which convert your text or sentences into the vector representation here you could say this is one of the image where you could see we have a sentences here and you know we are converting those sentences into the vector representation and once you have your text or sentences represented in a numerical or vector representation then you can do all sort of mathematical operations to find whether two sentences are you know similar or not whether how much semantically similar theme you could cluster them on the basis of their numerical representation so the good embedding you can think of if there are two sentences have some semantic uh you know similarity in the real world then we also