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Eduard van ValkenburgandEvan Mattson a52d47e22f Python: restructed data folder and multiple improvements to vector stores (#11302)
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This PR:
- restructures the data folder, flattening the hierarchy
- it adds overloads to the Get, Upsert, Delete methods, to allow batch
as well, marks the batch versions as deprecated, closes #11301
- restructured the inheritance of VectorStoreRecordCollection, which now
has a base that does record handling, which is shared with the
VectorSearchBase for the serialization, and the search method mixins now
subclass the VectorSearchBase so that there is one less parent direct
parent, a full Collection will now inherit from
VectorStoreRecordCollection and zero or more VectorSearch mixins, this
is done to clean things up and in preparation of adding HybridSearch.
- Also adds a convenience method to each search mixin to create a
VectorStoreTextSearch directly, allowing folks to import one less
concept, closes #11111

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Most of the code has been moved out of many files and folders, into a
few files which make purpose and collaboration between the classes
easier to understand.

This is a breaking change:
If you have implemented your own VectorStoreRecordCollection, make sure
to:

- Add `VectorStoreRecordCollection[TKey, TModel]` as superclass to the
implementation
- Remove `VectorSearchBase` as superclass from implementation
- Set the SearchMixins to `[TKey, TModel]` instead of just `[TModel]`

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Co-authored-by: Evan Mattson <[email protected]>
2025-04-01 23:51:29 +00:00

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# Copyright (c) Microsoft. All rights reserved.
import operator
from collections.abc import Callable
from enum import Enum
from typing import Final
class IndexKind(str, Enum):
"""Index kinds for similarity search.
HNSW
Hierarchical Navigable Small World which performs an approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search.
Lower accuracy than exhaustive k nearest neighbor, but faster and more efficient.
Flat
Does a brute force search to find the nearest neighbors.
Calculates the distances between all pairs of data points, so has a linear time complexity,
that grows directly proportional to the number of points.
Also referred to as exhaustive k nearest neighbor in some databases.
High recall accuracy, but slower and more expensive than HNSW.
Better with smaller datasets.
IVF Flat
Inverted File with Flat Compression.
Designed to enhance search efficiency by narrowing the search area
through the use of neighbor partitions or clusters.
Also referred to as approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search.
Disk ANN
Disk-based Approximate Nearest Neighbor algorithm designed for efficiently searching
for approximate nearest neighbors (ANN) in high-dimensional spaces.
The primary focus of DiskANN is to handle large-scale datasets that cannot fit entirely
into memory, leveraging disk storage to store the data while maintaining fast search times.
Quantized Flat
Index that compresses vectors using DiskANN-based quantization methods for better efficiency in the kNN search.
Dynamic
Dynamic index allows to automatically switch from FLAT to HNSW indexes.
"""
HNSW = "hnsw"
FLAT = "flat"
IVF_FLAT = "ivf_flat"
DISK_ANN = "disk_ann"
QUANTIZED_FLAT = "quantized_flat"
DYNAMIC = "dynamic"
class DistanceFunction(str, Enum):
"""Distance functions for similarity search.
Cosine Similarity
the cosine (angular) similarity between two vectors
measures only the angle between the two vectors, without taking into account the length of the vectors
Cosine Similarity = 1 - Cosine Distance
-1 means vectors are opposite
0 means vectors are orthogonal
1 means vectors are identical
Cosine Distance
the cosine (angular) distance between two vectors
measures only the angle between the two vectors, without taking into account the length of the vectors
Cosine Distance = 1 - Cosine Similarity
2 means vectors are opposite
1 means vectors are orthogonal
0 means vectors are identical
Dot Product
measures both the length and angle between two vectors
same as cosine similarity if the vectors are the same length, but more performant
Euclidean Distance
measures the Euclidean distance between two vectors
also known as l2-norm
Euclidean Squared Distance
measures the Euclidean squared distance between two vectors
also known as l2-squared
Manhattan
measures the Manhattan distance between two vectors
Hamming
number of differences between vectors at each dimensions
"""
COSINE_SIMILARITY = "cosine_similarity"
COSINE_DISTANCE = "cosine_distance"
DOT_PROD = "dot_prod"
EUCLIDEAN_DISTANCE = "euclidean_distance"
EUCLIDEAN_SQUARED_DISTANCE = "euclidean_squared_distance"
MANHATTAN = "manhattan"
HAMMING = "hamming"
DISTANCE_FUNCTION_DIRECTION_HELPER: Final[dict[DistanceFunction, Callable[[int | float, int | float], bool]]] = {
DistanceFunction.COSINE_SIMILARITY: operator.gt,
DistanceFunction.COSINE_DISTANCE: operator.le,
DistanceFunction.DOT_PROD: operator.gt,
DistanceFunction.EUCLIDEAN_DISTANCE: operator.le,
DistanceFunction.EUCLIDEAN_SQUARED_DISTANCE: operator.le,
DistanceFunction.MANHATTAN: operator.le,
DistanceFunction.HAMMING: operator.le,
}
DEFAULT_FUNCTION_NAME: Final[str] = "search"
DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION: Final[str] = (
"Perform a search for content related to the specified query and return string results"
)
class TextSearchFunctions(str, Enum):
"""Text search functions.
Attributes:
SEARCH: Search using a query.
GET_TEXT_SEARCH_RESULT: Get text search results.
GET_SEARCH_RESULT: Get search results.
"""
SEARCH = "search"
GET_TEXT_SEARCH_RESULT = "get_text_search_result"
GET_SEARCH_RESULT = "get_search_result"