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Depends... I have a beef with all methods based on "trained quantization". It introduces too much noise in your distribution, suffers from drifts, and makes the
by ashvardanian 3y ago
Depends... I have a beef with all methods based on "trained quantization". It introduces too much noise in your distribution, suffers from drifts, and makes the method mostly inapplicable for other forms of "Similarity Search" that don't strictly fall into the "Vector Search" category.
Many disagree. Pick whatever rocks your boat, there is a FOSS library for almost everything these days :)
- twelfthnight 3y agoAh, those are interesting considerations. I don't have a horse in that race, I just had to implement a similarity search algorithm a few years ago and it was surprisingly difficult to find a consensus on what ANN algo to use!