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How does this compare to hsnwlib - is it faster? https://github.com/nmslib/hnswlib
Maybe it would be better to post this repository as a reference / teaching implementation of HNSW.
As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles? The loud part should be the thing that was built, not the thing it was built with. That said, this is super cool. I have a project that I can definitely benefit from this. :)
If people are interested in fast, scalable HNSW implementations which have solid rust bindings then I’d highly recommend checking out usearch https://github.com/unum-cloud/usearch
As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles? The loud part should be the thing that was built, not the thing it was built with. That said, this is super cool. I have a project that I can definitely benefit from this. :)
As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles? The loud part should be the thing that was built, not the thing it was built with. That said, this is super cool. I have a project that I can definitely benefit from this. :)
FFI is generally very painful.
As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles? The loud part should be the thing that was built, not the thing it was built with. That said, this is super cool. I have a project that I can definitely benefit from this. :)
Indexing time isn't great, but query time is surprisingly good for it being written in unoptimized python and numpy.