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OpenShift-related analytics can represent high-dimensional feature vectors where most coordinates are zero. Design a Python SparseVector class that stores only nonzero values and supports efficient updates, lookups, and dot products.
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__init__(self, values), where values is a dictionary mapping integer indices to nonzero numeric values.get(self, index), returning the value at index, or 0 if it is not stored.set(self, index, value), updating an index. If value is zero, remove the index from storage.dot(self, other), returning the dot product with another sparse vector of the same logical dimension.For automated evaluation, also implement sparse_vector_operations(vector_a, vector_b). It receives two dictionaries, constructs sparse vectors, and returns their dot product.
def sparse_vector_operations(vector_a, vector_b):