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  • $\begingroup$ In higher embeddings, it is generally reccomended to use cosine as a thumb rule. For your usecase, I would even take a gamble that a dot product wouldnt be bad to check similarity of words (this is how transformer works) but I wouldnt reccomend Euclidean. I would also suggest to go with a summation instead of a concatenation. Refer reasons for my statements here: medium.com/@allohvk/… $\endgroup$ Commented May 30 at 9:05