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Fix addPoint logic when replace_deleted
is enabled
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std::cout << "Adding update batch" << std::endl; | ||
for(int row; row < num_elements; row++) { |
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need to initialize row
in the for loop
int row = 0;
std::cout << "Updating index size" << std::endl; | ||
size_t curr_ele_count = alg_hnsw->getCurrentElementCount(); | ||
if(curr_ele_count + max_elements > alg_hnsw->getMaxElements()) { | ||
alg_hnsw->resizeIndex((curr_ele_count + max_elements) * 1.3); | ||
} |
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I think we can remove it because we deleted a first half of the elements and we have enough space in the index to insert new elements.
What do you think about it?
if(label_replaced_lookup != label_lookup_.end() && label_replaced_lookup->second == internal_id_replaced) { | ||
label_lookup_.erase(label_replaced); | ||
} |
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Can you add exception if the condition is not true. Like
else {
throw std::runtime_error("Label lookup table is broken");
}
When adding points with
replace_deleted
enabled, currently we don't check:2 .if the label we are going to replace is already re-added to index after deletion
This PR fixes those problems.
cc: @yurymalkov