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Currently most of our the nearest neighbors methods support "int64_t" type for the nearest neighbor indices. The only exception is CAGRA, that returns uint32_t indices. For consistency, it would be great to support int64_t for CAGRA as well, and it can be done with a small overhead by adding a simple mapping after the search.
Similarly, it would be easy to add uint32_t support for all the other nearest neighbor algorithms, if there is a need for that.
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Currently most of our the nearest neighbors methods support "int64_t" type for the nearest neighbor indices. The only exception is CAGRA, that returns
uint32_t
indices. For consistency, it would be great to support int64_t for CAGRA as well, and it can be done with a small overhead by adding a simple mapping after the search.Similarly, it would be easy to add uint32_t support for all the other nearest neighbor algorithms, if there is a need for that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: