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Currently, we only use the ColBERT optimised indexes, or index-free in-memory encodings.
For low-to-medium volumes of documents, not using the ColBERT optimisation can have advantages: easier CRUD, potentially better performance, the concept is easier to grasp, quicker indexing time... (and tradeoffs: much bigger footprint, no constant-time querying, etc...)
We should provide the ability to create both kinds of indexes, and let the user decide which indexing style they wish to use.
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Currently, we only use the ColBERT optimised indexes, or index-free in-memory encodings.
For low-to-medium volumes of documents, not using the ColBERT optimisation can have advantages: easier CRUD, potentially better performance, the concept is easier to grasp, quicker indexing time... (and tradeoffs: much bigger footprint, no constant-time querying, etc...)
We should provide the ability to create both kinds of indexes, and let the user decide which indexing style they wish to use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: