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Cosine distance is always computed. If we're using faiss, we don't need to compute cosine distance, and would probably speed up candidate selection considerably.
The only thing we need to take into account is that we'll need the score we return in candidate ranking (ranking.py), because we use "cosine_dist", and we'd need to use "faiss" instead.
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Cosine distance is always computed. If we're using faiss, we don't need to compute cosine distance, and would probably speed up candidate selection considerably.
The only thing we need to take into account is that we'll need the score we return in candidate ranking (ranking.py), because we use "cosine_dist", and we'd need to use "faiss" instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: