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Remove appx DBSCAN impl and replace with type aliases #298
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@quietlychris Is this fine with you? |
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Just took a look (apologies for the delay!); this all seems good to me, and I think that leaving things as a placeholder is fine.
I also looked at the partitions
crate; it definitely does seem abandoned, and as far as I can tell, the maintainer (Daniel Otten) does not have any active online presence. It seems we'd probably need to fork and update partitions
in the future if we wanted to use it again; I'd need to look into the standard convention in the Rust community for handling something like that, but it is an option if you'd like to go that route in the future.
Approx DBSCAN has been slower than DBSCAN for a long time. If there's no replacement for |
Addresses #295
Approx DBSCAN was slower than normal DBSCAN and also brings in
partitions
, which is an unmaintained crate that will not compile in a future version. Since there's not easy replacement forpartitions
, I decided to temporarily remove the Approx DBSCAN implementation and replace the public API with equivalent type aliases. The files for Approx DBSCAN have been kept behind in case we want to restore the implementation.