Encoding issues in output of search
Describe the bug Bad encoding in output of search
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Build an index with algorithm BKT using the cli
- Build a search using a cli
- Open output file of search
- Contains bad encoding part way through the file
Expected behavior Consistent encoding throughout the results
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS:Ubuntu 18.04
same result from my side. looks like a bug of search with metadata.
repro steps. copy attached query_embeddings.txt and title_embeddings.txt file. These're 2048d vector with simple metadata file.
Run below commands and check results.txt file.
./indexbuilder -d 2048 -v Float -i ../shane-test/query_embeddings.txt -o ../output3 -a BKT
./indexsearcher ../output3 Index.QueryFile=../shane-test/title_embeddings.txt Index.ResultFile=../output3/results.txt Index.K=2
First line of first prediction looks okay but next, errors. the broken text, it should be t2 metadata name value but might be some encoding? or text printing issues on it.
results.txt file text
m1:0.680@t1|0.998@`�|
m2:0.654@��|0.973@`�|
m3:0.719@��|0.980@`�|
m4:0.753@��|0.978@`�|
m5:0.707@��|0.994@`�|
m6:0.696@��|1.001@`�|
m7:0.755@��|0.985@`�|
m8:0.720@��|1.002@`�|
m9:0.833@��|0.975@`�|
m10:0.723@��|1.000@`�|
m11:0.680@��|0.998@`�|
m12:0.654@��|0.973@`�|
m13:0.719@��|0.980@`�|
m14:0.753@��|0.978@`�|
m15:0.707@��|0.994@`�|
m16:0.696@��|1.001@`�|
m17:0.755@��|0.985@`�|
m18:0.720@��|1.002@`�|
m19:0.833@��|0.975@`�|
m20:0.723@��|1.000@`�|
attaching the test files.
I spent a bit of time debugging this the other day, and seemed to find that inserting elements one at a time (using AddIndex) resolved it. Relatively slow, but maybe that's a hint toward what might be at play?
Faced the same issue on Windows. I was trying with dummy vectors of dimension 10.
- Here's the input file to the index builder executable (target.txt).
hello 100|101|103|104|105|106|107|108|109|110
hullo 99|100|101|103|104|105|106|107|108|109
hola 85|86|87|88|89|90|91|92|93|94
hi 120|121|122|123|124|125|126|127|119|118
what's up -10|-11|-12|-13|-14|-15|-16|-17|-18|-19
- Ran index builder
indexbuilder.exe -d 10 -v float -i D:\path\to\data\target.txt -o D:\path\to\data\gen -a BKT Index.DistCalcMethod=Cosine
- My search input file (source.txt)
this -120|-121|-122|-123|-124|-125|-126|-127|-128|-129
magnificiant 250|251|252|253|254|255|256|257|258|259
helloo 101|102|103|104|105|106|107|108|109|120
hwllo 98|99|100|101|102|103|104|105|106|107
search 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10
- Ran index search
indexsearcher.exe D:\path\to\data\gen Index.QueryFile=D:\path\to\data\source.txt Index.ResultFile=D:\path\to\data\gen\result.txt Index.K=4
- Content of result.txt
this:2.000@ ðÂC|2.000@C |2.000@C |2.000@¸$P}÷ |
magnificiant:0.000@C |0.000@l e |0.000@C |0.000@ |
helloo:0.000@ C|0.001@ C|0.001@C |0.001@ |
hwllo:0.000@C Åî|0.000@ C|0.000@C |0.000@ |
search:0.100@ ðÂC|0.114@C |0.114@C |0.114@C |
I don't know what to make of it. Any help is appreciated.
Okay not sure how much it helps, but this is something I tried with the index searcher.
- Removed the
if (...)thing here and theelseblock. So this is how it looks in my local
for (int j = 0; j < K; j++)
{
//if (results[i].GetResult(j)->VID < 0) {
fp << results[i].GetResult(j)->Dist << "@" << results[i].GetResult(j)->VID; // << std::endl;
//}
/*else {
ByteArray vm = index.GetMetadata(results[i].GetResult(j)->VID);
fp << (results[i].GetResult(j)->Dist / basesquare) << "@";
fp.write((const char*)vm.Data(), vm.Length());
}*/
fp << "|";
}
-
Increased the precision here to 6 (since the distance is float32_t so we can't get better than that).
-
Output file:
this:1.999734@1|1.999734@2|1.999734@3|1.999734@4|
magnificiant:0.000064@1|0.000064@2|0.000064@3|0.000064@4|
helloo:0.000382@0|0.001155@1|0.001155@2|0.001155@3|
hwllo:0.000005@0|0.000392@1|0.000392@2|0.000392@3|
search:0.100150@0|0.113595@1|0.113595@2|0.113595@3|