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New method integrates labels and vectors to cut search memory use

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Researchers have developed a new method called AiSAQ-in-Filtering to improve the efficiency of search applications that use both vector data and label information. This approach utilizes a novel quantization technique, LiPQ (Label-inclusive Product Quantization), which integrates unstructured data and structured labels into a single representation. This integration significantly reduces the DRAM footprint, by up to 78 times, and improves recall rates for single-label searches by up to 55% compared to existing methods, while also reducing disk I/O. AI

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New method integrates labels and vectors to cut search memory use

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  1. arXiv cs.IR (Information Retrieval) TIER_1 English(EN) · Jun Deguchi ·

    AiSAQ-in-Filtering for DRAM-free Filtered Information Retrieval

    Filtering search is one of the crucial applications of approximate nearest neighbor search (ANNS). In filtering search, label information is used in conjunction with unstructured vector data. ANNS provides efficient similarity search in large-scale datasets, however, the memory f…

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