Updated the graphs, added ids, made sure they are propagated among categories
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" for uuid, items in grouped_data.items():\n",
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" if uuid != id:\n",
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" print(\"this id is orig %s\", id)\n",
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" print(\"this uuid is relevant for search %s\", uuid)\n",
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" # print(\"this id is orig %s\", id)\n",
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" # print(\"this uuid is relevant for search %s\", uuid)\n",
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" for item in items:\n",
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" results = qdrant_search(uuid, item['description'])\n",
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" results = qdrant_search(id, item['description'])\n",
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" for result in results:\n",
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" if result.score > 0.9: # Only consider hits with a score greater than 0.9\n",
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" \n",
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" print(item['description'])\n",
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" # print(item['description'])\n",
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