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Multiscale Quantization for Fast Similarity Search

NeurIPS 2017 · Optimization › Optimizers · approach: Surrogate losses and robust solvers · 46 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add scalar quantization of residual norm scales and end-to-end training on top of learned rotation (ablation)IVFADC with rotation · SIFT1MMSE reduction: additional 10-15%Helped
add scalar quantization of residual norm scales and end-to-end training on top of learned rotation (ablation)IVFADC with rotation · DEEP10MMSE reduction: additional 5-10%Helped
MSQ versus PQ, OPQ and stacked quantizers at fixed bitrateMSQ · SIFT1M and DEEP10MRecall1@NHelped
use 8 scalar quantizers for norm scales instead of unquantized scales (ablation)MSQ · SIFT1M and DEEP10MrecallNo clear effect
use 16-center in-register LUT instead of 256-center in-memory LUTADC search · large neighbor retrievalRecall1@N and speed: 5x speed upHelped

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