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[MacOS/w11] segmentation fault; testing "Miyazaki" example locally #85
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Hey, thanks for raising the issue, I haven't seen anything like this yet 🤔. It'd be very helpful if you could:
Thank you! |
I'm trying to investigate. This appears to be a dependency issue, compounded by an issue when loading the .cpp upstream ColBERT extensions. While we figure out exactly what caused this, I've reverted some recent dependency updates and pushed a new version to Pypi. Let me know if it fixes it for you guys! |
Hi @bclavie , I tried with the latest version in PyPi, still the same error |
@bclavie Yup, same error.
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@bclavie @akshaydevml an update on this example. I've tested it on a w11 machine and I'm getting the same error output |
Hello @bclavie, I have the same error on an Intel Mac with 32 gigabytes of ram and Python 11 |
(Copy/pasting this message in a few related issues) Hey guys! Thanks a lot for bearing with me as I juggle everything and trying to diagnose this. It’s complicated to fix with relatively little time to dedicate to it, as it seems like the dependencies causing issues aren’t the same for everyone, with no clear platform pattern as of yet. Overall, the issues center around the usual suspects of While because of this I can’t fix the issue with PLAID optimised indices just yet, I’m also noticing that most of the bug reports here are about relatively small collections (100s-to-low-1000s). To lower the barrier to entry as much as possible, #137 is introducing a second index format, which doesn’t actually build an index, but performs an exact search over all documents (as a stepping stone towards #110, which would use an HNSW index to be an in-between compromise between PLAID optimisation and exact search). The PR above (#137) is still a work in progress, as it needs CRUD support, tests, documentation, better precision routing (fp32/bfloat16) etc… (and potentially searching only subset of document ids). index(…
index_type=“FULL_VECTORS”,
) Any feedback is appreciated, as always, and thanks again! |
Hey @alxpez @YossefAboukrat, this was most likely an issue related to |
Testing the Miyazaki example locally:
output
running on a macbook pro (intel)
using the latest version (0.0.5a2)
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