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A sparse vector is a mathematical object used in linear algebra, where most of its elements are zero. In computing, it's a data structure that reduces storage requirements by not storing the values for the zero entries, instead focusing on non-zero or significant entries. This is particularly useful when dealing with high-dimensional data where the majority of dimensions have little to no contribution.
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