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Apr 10, 2024
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Consider this similarity search case where I want to return the node whose vector property is nearest to a given query vector provided by the user. I'll use the cosine similarity to demonstrate this.
I want to return banana as the most similar node, based on the provided vector [6.0, 25.0], which should be the closest to the banana vector. I was able to get the above example code to work after some massaging, to return this:
The fixed-list/array type is currently a bit inconvenient and hard to use for similarity search.
It would be a lot easier if we could simply define this instead (without explicitly performing the cast)
Can this be incorporated without any breaking changes to other functionality?
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frontendFrontend, i.e., binder, parser, query planning-related issuesusabilityIssues related to better usability experience, including bad error messages
Consider this similarity search case where I want to return the node whose
vector
property is nearest to a given query vector provided by the user. I'll use the cosine similarity to demonstrate this.I want to return banana as the most similar node, based on the provided vector
[6.0, 25.0]
, which should be the closest to the banana vector. I was able to get the above example code to work after some massaging, to return this:Verbosity and scope for errors
The fixed-list/array type is currently a bit inconvenient and hard to use for similarity search.
It would be a lot easier if we could simply define this instead (without explicitly performing the cast)
Can this be incorporated without any breaking changes to other functionality?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: