Use panama vector for l2normalize #12518
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How about we add a test scenario to |
Ignore. I thought that the method was at a different level in the hierarchy. My comment doesn't make sense. |
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Seems like a minor oversight, but we should use panama vector for l2normlize.
While this code isn't really used in hot-paths, it is a public API I could easily see folks using before indexing vectors into Lucene.