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In our application, we use a model to turn text into a vector with the float type. Then we convert this vector into a double array for XMeans clustering, after which we convert it back to float to save it in a vector database. We would not like to make these extra conversions. It is also important for us to use float because of the lower memory consumption.
Could you make XMeans work with float arrays as well?
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Can I implement XMeans with float types?
If yes, what is the best way to do it?
The easiest option is to make a copy with float types instead of double.
Would that be acceptable or do you prefer another solution?
In our application, we use a model to turn text into a vector with the float type. Then we convert this vector into a double array for XMeans clustering, after which we convert it back to float to save it in a vector database. We would not like to make these extra conversions. It is also important for us to use float because of the lower memory consumption.
Could you make XMeans work with float arrays as well?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: