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I know how to plot a scatter graph of similar assembly functions using the following approach: embed the functions with voyage-code-3. That's what I got so far from. It's using to see clusters of similar functions.
video3.mp4
I wonder if it's possible to achieve something similar but using bsim.
However, the output format from bsim differs from voyage-code-3.
The latter produces raw embedding vectors with values ranging between -1 and +1.
In contrast, bsim appears to return a list of hashes representing clusters of individual p-code segments within the function (at least as I understand it).
Would it be possible to visualize a scatter graph of similar assembly using as data source the output from bsim?
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I know how to plot a scatter graph of similar assembly functions using the following approach: embed the functions with
voyage-code-3
. That's what I got so far from. It's using to see clusters of similar functions.video3.mp4
I wonder if it's possible to achieve something similar but using bsim.
However, the output format from bsim differs from
voyage-code-3
.The latter produces raw embedding vectors with values ranging between -1 and +1.
In contrast, bsim appears to return a list of hashes representing clusters of individual p-code segments within the function (at least as I understand it).
Would it be possible to visualize a scatter graph of similar assembly using as data source the output from bsim?
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