Releases: atlantis-nova/simtag
Releases · atlantis-nova/simtag
Release list
Improved data structure management
supported features
- v0.0.1: in-library encoding using pre-trained models
- v0.0.3: search using tags that are not available in tag_list
- v0.0.4: int8 quantization
- v0.0.4: more intuitive validation technique
- v0.0.4: added "dot_product" and "PCA" options
- v0.0.5: added clustering feature
- v0.0.5: standardized indexing, encoding, search functions
- v0.0.5: corrected search function names
new features
- v0.0.6: replaced df_M with M and pointers
- v0.0.6: automatic clustering during encoding
- v0.0.6: added I/O module for easy storage/retrieval of files
deprecated features
- v0.0.1: computation of co-occurrence matrix
- v0.0.2: in-library compression/expansion of the one_hot vector
known issues
- length of the covariate vector can only be equivalent to the length of the ones in df_M
- does not support a sparse vector data structure, not necessary if it implementable
- search using custom tags is only available when vectors are encoded using the pre-trained encoder
- there is no code to handle the expansion of the existing tag_list
- there are no methods to optimize dot_product calculation
- code for encrypted covariate search exists but has not yet been implemented in the library
- code for covariate tagging exists but has not yet been implemented in the library
Added support for clustering tag_list
supported features
- v0.0.1: computation of co-occurrence matrix
- v0.0.1: in-library encoding using pre-trained models
- v0.0.3: search using tags that are not available in tag_list
- v0.0.4: int8 quantization
- v0.0.4: more intuitive validation technique
- v0.0.4: added "dot_product" and "PCA" options
new features
- v0.0.5: added clustering feature
- v0.0.5: standardized indexing, encoding, search functions
- v0.0.5: corrected search function names
deprecated features
- v0.0.2: in-library compression/expansion of the one_hot vector
known issues
- length of the covariate vector can only be equivalent to the length of the ones in df_M
- does not support a sparse vector data structure, not necessary if it implementable
- search using custom tags is only available when vectors are encoded using the pre-trained encoder
- there is no code to handle the expansion of the existing tag_list
- there are no methods to optimize dot_product calculation
- code for encrypted covariate search exists but has not yet been implemented in the library
- code for covariate tagging exists but has not yet been implemented in the library
Strong Improvements
supported features
- v0.0.1: computation of co-occurrence matrix
- v0.0.1: in-library encoding using pre-trained models
- v0.0.3: search using tags that are not available in tag_list
new features
- v0.0.4: int8 quantization
- v0.0.4: more intuitive validation technique
- v0.0.4: added "dot_product" and "PCA" options
deprecated features
- v0.0.2: in-library compression/expansion of the one_hot vector
known issues
- length of the covariate vector can only be equivalent to the length of the ones in df_M
- does not support a sparse vector data structure, necessary for highly scalable scenarios
- search using custom tags is only available when vectors are encoded using the pre-trained encoder
- no code to handle the expansion of the existing tag_list
- no methods to optimize dot_product calculation
- no clustering methods to maintain constant the size of tag_list
- code for encrypted covariate search exists but has not yet been implemented in the library
- code for covariate tagging exists but has not yet been implemented in the library
- search methods still maintain the old name "tag_filtering", and need to be renamed as "search"
Custom Tag Search
supported features
- computation of co-occurrence matrix
- in-library encoding using pre-trained models
- in-library compression/expansion of the one_hot vector
new features
- search using tags that are not available in tag_list
known issues
- length of the covariate vector can only be equivalent to the length of the ones in df_M
- does not support a sparse vector data structure, necessary for highly scalable scenarios
- search using custom tags is only available when vectors are encoded using the pre-trained encoder
Improved usabilty
supported features:
- computation of co-occurrence matrix
- in-library encoding using pre-trained models
- in-library compression/expansion of the oneshot vector
known issues:
- length of the covariate vector can only be equivalent to the length of the ones in df_M
- does not support a sparse vector data structure, necessary for highly scalable scenarios
Beta release
supported features:
- computation of co-occurrence matrix
- pre-trained encoders
known issues:
- n_tags < vector length