feat: add cosine_distance for vector similarity compute #10737
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Summary
This pull request introduces a new
cosine_distancefunction, which takes two input vectors, from and to, represented as slices of f32 values.The function calculates the cosine distance between the two vectors and returns a Result type. If the input vectors have unequal lengths, the function returns an Err variant with an InvalidArgument error code, indicating that the lengths are not equal.
The implementation utilizes the ArrayView type from the
ndarraylibrary for efficient calculations.Part #10689