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Approximate Nearest Neighbors in C++/Python optimized for memory usage and loading/saving to disk.
Last release 3 years ago
no release in 18 months
Release timing varies
gaps range from 5 weeks to 1.9 years
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notes for 14 of 45 stable releases
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13 years old
45 releases · first in 2014
Essentially just #645 which fixes compilation on OS X
Essentially just #645 which fixes compilation on OS X
Fixed memory leak reported in #633
Fixed memory leak reported in #633
Add -fpermissive plus some other minor things
Add -fpermissive plus some other minor things
One column per quarter.
Multithreaded building by @novoselrok
mostly fixing windows issues with large files
Something is busted with version 1.16.1 where I think I must have accidentally uploaded it a long time ago.
Something is busted with version 1.16.1 where I think I must have accidentally uploaded it a long time ago.
Bumping straight to 1.16.2
This is same content as 1.16.1
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Fix #379 error handling in save()
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Minor fix when saving an index to the same file as a current index: #335
Changes:
Fixes to the Euclidean distance function (avoid catastrophic cancellation)
Main (only?) change is that dot products are now supported thanks to @psobot!
Main (only?) change is that dot products are now supported thanks to @psobot!
Finally squashed a remaining issue with holes (see #295) and together with a few other holes-related fixes it felt worthy of bumping the minor version
Finally squashed a remaining issue with holes (see #295) and together with a few other holes-related fixes it felt worthy of bumping the minor version number.
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This version features AVX instructions thanks to @ReneHollander
This version features AVX instructions thanks to @ReneHollander
Windows support now official – with CI pipeline to prove it. Only tested on Python 3.6 so far
Two big updates
Fixes a problem with holes in the index reported by @yonromai in #223
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