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Currently, the indexing procedure for SapBERT (embeddings + FAISS) is rather memory-intensive, as the complete FAISS index is constructed in memory. For large indices (e.g., Quaero) this can require > 32 GB of RAM.
A different RAM / accuracy tradeoff might be achieved in FAISS, but the impact on retrieval performance needs to be investigated.
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We will need to perform experiments of different settings and their effect on candidate retrieval performance.
This might could also mean that we replace FAISS (and maybe also NMSLib used by the TF-IDF linker) altogether.
Currently, the indexing procedure for SapBERT (embeddings + FAISS) is rather memory-intensive, as the complete FAISS index is constructed in memory. For large indices (e.g., Quaero) this can require > 32 GB of RAM.
A different RAM / accuracy tradeoff might be achieved in FAISS, but the impact on retrieval performance needs to be investigated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: