cachedvector
nounUK /kæʃt ˈvɛktə/
US /kæʃt ˈvɛktər/
A saved list of numbers that a computer keeps to use again later.
The search engine loaded the cachedvector to answer the query faster.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A vector of data values kept in a temporary storage area to speed up repeated access.
The database reused the cachedvector instead of recomputing the similarity scores.
3. In machine learning, a feature vector whose values have been stored for quick lookup during inference.
The model fetched the cachedvector for each known item to avoid extra computation.
4. A memory-resident array that mirrors a slower data source for performance.
The service refreshed its cachedvector every hour from the main store.