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In a neural network component, a transformation matrix for each of several parallel processing units is defined by the formula MRd×dh\mathbf{M} \in \mathbb{R}^{d \times \frac{d}{h}}, where dd is the model's primary data representation dimension and hh is the number of parallel units. If a system architect decides to double the number of parallel units (hh) while keeping the primary dimension (dd) constant, what is the resulting effect on the dimensions of the matrix M\mathbf{M} for each individual unit?

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