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Stop hand-rolling GPU kernels for batch cosine similarity — use ggml (the MIT-licensed compute library underneath llama.cpp, installed standalone via Homebrew) as the preferred backend, without ripping out PR #114's carefully-verified hand-rolled Metal shader. Structure: one stable public adapter (eg_cosine_batch.h, zero #ifdef at call sites) backed by three selectable concrete Strategies behind an internal vtable (eg_cosine_batch_strategy.h) chosen by a Factory (eg_cosine_batch.c): - eg_cosine_batch_strategy_ggml.c — NEW. ggml + dynamically-loaded Metal backend plugin (ggml_backend_load_all_from_path + ggml_mul_mat for the batched dot product), gather/scatter around the -2.0 sentinel contract. - eg_cosine_batch_strategy_metal_hand.m — PR #114's original hand-rolled Metal shader bridge, preserved almost verbatim, now one strategy among several rather than the only option. eg_cosine_batch.metal kept byte-identical to the original. - eg_cosine_batch_strategy_cpu.c — universal always-false fallback (direct descendant of PR #114's eg_metal_cosine_stub.c). Selection: EL_COSINE_BATCH_STRATEGY=ggml|metal|cpu|auto (default: ggml first, then hand-rolled Metal, then CPU — first available wins), plus back-compat EL_METAL_COSINE=0 to disable every GPU-backed strategy. build_vindex_bench.sh compiles all three strategies on Darwin, CPU-fallback-only elsewhere. vindex_bench.c now reports BRUTE-GGML and BRUTE-METAL side by side against the same CPU oracle, on the same dataset, in one run (real numbers vs. real store snapshot in the PR body).
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/* vindex_bench.c — standalone proof harness for the engram HNSW ANN index.
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*
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* Measures brute-force cosine top-k (the correctness ORACLE) vs vindex_search
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* (HNSW) on: (a) the REAL paged store harvested read-only, and (b) synthetic
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* clustered data at several sizes to trace the scaling curve. Reports build time,
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* per-query latency (brute vs HNSW), and recall@k (HNSW top-k vs brute top-k).
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*
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* Read-only: never opens a socket, never writes the store. Safe on an nsbx clone.
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*
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* Also runs the brute-force oracle a second (and third) way, through the
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* batch-cosine Strategies behind eg_cosine_batch_strategy.h — the ggml
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* strategy and the hand-rolled-Metal strategy (Apple/Metal only; see
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* eg_cosine_batch.h/eg_cosine_batch_strategy.h) — and reports each one's
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* latency + a correctness check against the CPU oracle side-by-side with the
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* existing CPU-vs-HNSW numbers. This harness deliberately reaches past the
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* single-selection Factory (eg_cosine_batch.c) to instantiate every
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* compiled-in strategy directly, so it can compare all of them against the
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* SAME dataset in one run — that is the harness's whole job; a real call
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* site (el_runtime.c) never does this, it only ever calls the plain
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* eg_cosine_batch()/eg_cosine_batch_multi() adapter functions.
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* EL_METAL_COSINE=0 forces CPU-only (skips every strategy comparison).
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*
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* Build (macOS, ggml + hand-rolled Metal): see build_vindex_bench.sh.
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* Build (Linux / no Metal): omit every eg_cosine_batch_strategy_*.{c,m} file
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* except eg_cosine_batch_strategy_cpu.c — this file never references
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* ggml/Metal directly except through the plain-C strategy header, guarded
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* by the same EG_HAVE_STRATEGY_* build macros the Factory itself uses.
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* Usage: vindex_bench store <neuron.egm> <dim> [nqueries] [k] [ef_csv]
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* vindex_bench synth <N> [dim] [clusters] [nqueries] [k] [ef_csv]
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*/
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#include "engram_vindex.h"
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#include "eg_cosine_batch_strategy.h"
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <stdlib.h>
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#include <string.h>
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#include <math.h>
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#include <stdint.h>
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#include <time.h>
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/* ── deterministic PRNG (splitmix64) so runs are reproducible ─────────────── */
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static uint64_t g_seed = 0xD1B54A32D192ED03ULL;
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static uint64_t sm(void){
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uint64_t z = (g_seed += 0x9E3779B97F4A7C15ULL);
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z = (z ^ (z >> 30)) * 0xBF58476D1CE4E5B9ULL;
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z = (z ^ (z >> 27)) * 0x94D049BB133111EBULL;
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return z ^ (z >> 31);
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}
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static double urand(void){ return (double)((sm() >> 11) + 1) * (1.0/9007199254740993.0); }
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static double grand(void){ /* Box-Muller */
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double u1 = urand(), u2 = urand();
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return sqrt(-2.0*log(u1)) * cos(2.0*M_PI*u2);
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}
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static double now_s(void){
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struct timespec ts; clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &ts);
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return (double)ts.tv_sec + (double)ts.tv_nsec*1e-9;
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}
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/* L2-normalise a row in place. */
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static void l2norm(float* v, int dim){
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double ss = 0; for (int i=0;i<dim;i++) ss += (double)v[i]*v[i];
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if (ss > 0){ float inv = (float)(1.0/sqrt(ss)); for (int i=0;i<dim;i++) v[i]*=inv; }
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}
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/* Brute-force top-k by cosine distance (1 - dot on normalised vecs).
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* data is n*dim, already L2-normalised. Writes k node ids (row indices) into
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* out_ids ascending by distance. Returns nothing; assumes k<=n. */
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static void brute_topk(const float* data, int n, int dim, const float* q,
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int k, int* out_ids, float* out_d){
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/* maintain a small sorted array of the k best (ascending distance). */
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for (int i=0;i<k;i++){ out_ids[i]=-1; out_d[i]=2.0f+1.0f; }
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for (int i=0;i<n;i++){
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const float* r = data + (size_t)i*dim;
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float s0=0,s1=0,s2=0,s3=0; int j=0;
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for (; j+4<=dim; j+=4){ s0+=q[j]*r[j]; s1+=q[j+1]*r[j+1]; s2+=q[j+2]*r[j+2]; s3+=q[j+3]*r[j+3]; }
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float dot=(s0+s1)+(s2+s3); for (; j<dim; j++) dot+=q[j]*r[j];
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float d = 1.0f - dot;
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if (d >= out_d[k-1]) continue;
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int p = k-1;
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while (p>0 && out_d[p-1] > d){ out_d[p]=out_d[p-1]; out_ids[p]=out_ids[p-1]; p--; }
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out_d[p]=d; out_ids[p]=i;
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}
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}
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/* recall@k: |brute_topk ∩ hnsw_topk| / k. Both are id arrays of length k. */
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static double recall_at_k(const int* gt, const uint64_t* ann, int nann, int k){
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int hit = 0;
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for (int i=0;i<k;i++){
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if (gt[i] < 0) continue;
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for (int j=0;j<nann;j++){ if ((int)ann[j] == gt[i]){ hit++; break; } }
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}
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return (double)hit / (double)k;
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}
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/* EL_METAL_COSINE: 0/off/false disables EVERY strategy comparison outright
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* (falls back to brute_topk() only), matching el_runtime.c's own gate for
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* the same env var (back-compat name kept from PR #114; it now gates all
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* GPU-backed strategies, not just the hand-rolled Metal one). Unset or any
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* other value = try every compiled-in strategy, report each that's
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* available, skip (without failing the run) any that isn't. */
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static bool g_strategy_env_checked = false;
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static bool g_strategy_disabled_by_env = false;
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static void eg_strategy_check_env_once(void){
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if (g_strategy_env_checked) return;
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g_strategy_env_checked = true;
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const char* v = getenv("EL_METAL_COSINE");
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if (v && (v[0]=='0' || v[0]=='n' || v[0]=='N' || v[0]=='f' || v[0]=='F'))
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g_strategy_disabled_by_env = true;
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}
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/* Batched sibling of brute_topk, generalized over ANY EgCosineBatchStrategy:
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* computes top-k for ALL nq queries in ONE strategy->batch_multi() call,
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* uploading/preparing the node population exactly once instead of once per
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* query. out_ids/out_d are nq*k, row-major (query i's results at
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* out_ids+i*k / out_d+i*k). Returns false (nothing written) on any
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* failure/unavailability; caller treats that as "skip this strategy in the
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* report", never as a hard error. */
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static bool batch_topk_strategy(const EgCosineBatchStrategy* strat,
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const float* data, int n, int dim,
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const float* queries, int nq,
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int k, int* out_ids, float* out_d){
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if (!strat || !strat->available()) return false;
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const float** row_ptrs = malloc((size_t)n * sizeof(float*));
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int32_t* dims = malloc((size_t)n * sizeof(int32_t));
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double* scores = malloc((size_t)nq * (size_t)n * sizeof(double));
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if (!row_ptrs || !dims || !scores) { free(row_ptrs); free(dims); free(scores); return false; }
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for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { row_ptrs[i] = data + (size_t)i * dim; dims[i] = dim; }
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bool ok = strat->batch_multi(queries, dim, nq, row_ptrs, dims, n, scores);
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free(row_ptrs); free(dims);
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if (!ok) { free(scores); return false; }
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for (int qi = 0; qi < nq; qi++) {
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int* ids = out_ids + (size_t)qi * k;
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float* ds = out_d + (size_t)qi * k;
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const double* srow = scores + (size_t)qi * n;
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for (int i = 0; i < k; i++) { ids[i] = -1; ds[i] = 3.0f; }
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for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
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float d = 1.0f - (float)srow[i]; /* same distance convention as brute_topk */
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if (d >= ds[k-1]) continue;
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int p = k - 1;
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while (p > 0 && ds[p-1] > d) { ds[p] = ds[p-1]; ids[p] = ids[p-1]; p--; }
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ds[p] = d; ids[p] = i;
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}
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}
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free(scores);
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return true;
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}
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/* Runs batch_topk_strategy for one named strategy over ALL nq queries, diffs
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* against the CPU ground truth (gt/gd, both nq*k), and prints a report line
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* in the same shape PR #114 established for BRUTE-METAL — id-recall over
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* every query plus the actual max/mean same-rank distance delta across
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* every (query,rank) pair that was compared, never fabricated or assumed. */
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static void report_strategy_vs_oracle(const char* label, const EgCosineBatchStrategy* strat,
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const float* data, int n, int dim,
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const float* qv, int nq, int k,
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const int* gt, const float* gd, double brute_ms){
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if (g_strategy_disabled_by_env) { printf("%-13s: disabled via EL_METAL_COSINE\n", label); return; }
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if (!strat || !strat->available()) { printf("%-13s: not available on this build/host — skipped\n", label); return; }
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int* gtm = malloc((size_t)nq*k*sizeof(int));
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float* gdm = malloc((size_t)nq*k*sizeof(float));
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double tm0 = now_s();
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bool ok = batch_topk_strategy(strat, data, n, dim, qv, nq, k, gtm, gdm);
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double strat_ms = (now_s()-tm0)*1000.0/nq;
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if (ok) {
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double rec_sum = 0; double max_ddiff = 0; double sum_ddiff = 0; int compared = 0;
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for (int i=0;i<nq;i++) {
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const int* ids_gt = gt+(size_t)i*k;
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const float* d_gt = gd+(size_t)i*k;
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const int* ids_m = gtm+(size_t)i*k;
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const float* d_m = gdm+(size_t)i*k;
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uint64_t idset[512]; int m = (k<512)?k:512;
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for (int j=0;j<m;j++) idset[j] = (uint64_t)ids_m[j];
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rec_sum += recall_at_k(ids_gt, idset, m, k);
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for (int j=0;j<k;j++) {
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if (ids_gt[j] == ids_m[j]) {
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double diff = fabs((double)d_gt[j]-(double)d_m[j]);
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if (diff>max_ddiff) max_ddiff=diff;
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sum_ddiff += diff; compared++;
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}
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}
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}
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printf("%-13s: %8.3f ms/query (%.1fx vs CPU brute; id-recall %.4f vs CPU oracle over %d queries; same-rank |Δdist|: max %.2e, mean %.2e over %d compared)\n",
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label, strat_ms, brute_ms/strat_ms, rec_sum/nq, nq, max_ddiff, compared?sum_ddiff/compared:0.0, compared);
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} else {
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printf("%-13s: batch call failed mid-run — skipped\n", label);
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}
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free(gtm); free(gdm);
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}
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/* Parse "64,128,256" into an int array; returns count. */
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static int parse_csv(const char* s, int* out, int maxo){
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int n=0; if(!s||!*s) return 0;
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const char* p=s;
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while(*p && n<maxo){ out[n++]=atoi(p); while(*p && *p!=',') p++; if(*p==',') p++; }
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return n;
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}
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/* Generate n unit vectors on a LOW-DIMENSIONAL MANIFOLD, the property that makes
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* real text embeddings tractable for ANN: each vector is a fixed random linear map
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* A (dim × LATENT) applied to a latent gaussian z ∈ R^LATENT, plus small ambient
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* noise, then L2-normalised. Points therefore lie near a `latent`-dim subspace, so
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* every point has a well-defined tight neighbourhood (high recall) and the HNSW
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* graph is cheap to build — unlike near-isotropic 768-d gaussians, where the curse
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* of dimensionality makes all points near-equidistant (no structure → slow build,
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* low recall) and unlike tight clusters (near-duplicates → artificial top-k ties).
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* `sigma` is the ambient-noise scale. This reproduces the intrinsic-dimensionality
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* regime of nomic embeddings, so the scaling curve reflects real-corpus behaviour. */
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#define SYNTH_LATENT 48
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static void gen_synth(float* data, int n, int dim, int clusters, double sigma){
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(void)clusters;
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float* A = malloc((size_t)dim*SYNTH_LATENT*sizeof(float)); /* fixed random basis */
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for (size_t i=0;i<(size_t)dim*SYNTH_LATENT;i++) A[i]=(float)grand();
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float z[SYNTH_LATENT];
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for (int i=0;i<n;i++){
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for (int l=0;l<SYNTH_LATENT;l++) z[l]=(float)grand();
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float* v = data+(size_t)i*dim;
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for (int j=0;j<dim;j++){
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float acc = (float)(sigma*grand());
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const float* row = A + (size_t)j*SYNTH_LATENT;
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for (int l=0;l<SYNTH_LATENT;l++) acc += row[l]*z[l];
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v[j]=acc;
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}
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l2norm(v, dim);
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}
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free(A);
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}
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/* Build M / ef_construction come from env (VIDX_M / VIDX_EFC) so the scaling
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* sweep can trade build cost against graph quality without a recompile. 0 = default. */
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static int env_int(const char* k, int dflt){ const char* s=getenv(k); return (s&&*s)?atoi(s):dflt; }
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/* Run the full brute-vs-HNSW comparison over an already-normalised dataset. */
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static void run_bench(const char* label, float* data, int n, int dim,
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int nq, int k, int* efs, int nef, double build_s){
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(void)build_s;
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int bM = env_int("VIDX_M", 0), bEFC = env_int("VIDX_EFC", 0);
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printf("\n=== %s : N=%d dim=%d k=%d queries=%d ===\n", label, n, dim, k, nq);
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/* build the index once (shared across ef settings). */
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double t0 = now_s();
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VIndex* ix = vindex_create(dim, bM, bEFC);
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for (int i=0;i<n;i++) vindex_insert(ix, (uint64_t)i, data + (size_t)i*dim);
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double bt = now_s()-t0;
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printf("HNSW build: M=%d ef_construction=%d -> %.3f s (%.1f k nodes/s)\n",
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bM?bM:VINDEX_DEFAULT_M, bEFC?bEFC:VINDEX_DEFAULT_EF_CONSTRUCTION, bt, n/1000.0/bt);
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/* choose query vectors: perturb random dataset rows (near-but-not-identical). */
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int* qidx = malloc((size_t)nq*sizeof(int));
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float* qv = malloc((size_t)nq*dim*sizeof(float));
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for (int i=0;i<nq;i++){
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int r = (int)(sm() % (uint64_t)n);
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qidx[i]=r;
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float* dst = qv+(size_t)i*dim; const float* src = data+(size_t)r*dim;
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for (int j=0;j<dim;j++) dst[j] = src[j] + (float)(0.01*grand());
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l2norm(dst, dim);
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}
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/* ground truth: brute-force top-k for every query (also the oracle latency).
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* gd is nq*k (one real slot per query, not a shared scratch buffer) so the
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* strategy comparisons below can diff against every query's actual
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* distances, not just whichever query happened to run last. */
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int* gt = malloc((size_t)nq*k*sizeof(int));
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float* gd = malloc((size_t)nq*k*sizeof(float));
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double tb0 = now_s();
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for (int i=0;i<nq;i++) brute_topk(data, n, dim, qv+(size_t)i*dim, k, gt+(size_t)i*k, gd+(size_t)i*k);
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double brute_ms = (now_s()-tb0)*1000.0/nq;
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printf("BRUTE-FORCE : %8.3f ms/query (oracle; O(N*D), CPU)\n", brute_ms);
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/* GPU-backed oracles: SAME nq queries, SAME top-k contract, via each
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* compiled-in Strategy's batch_multi() (uploads/prepares the node
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* population once, not once per query). Run only for strategies that
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* are actually available (checked internally) — never fabricated, never
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* assumed. Verified against the CPU ground truth computed above:
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* id-recall across ALL nq queries, plus the actual max/mean distance
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* delta across every (query,rank) pair that was compared. */
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eg_strategy_check_env_once();
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#ifdef EG_HAVE_STRATEGY_GGML
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report_strategy_vs_oracle("BRUTE-GGML", eg_cosine_batch_strategy_ggml(),
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data, n, dim, qv, nq, k, gt, gd, brute_ms);
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#else
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printf("BRUTE-GGML : strategy not compiled into this build\n");
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#endif
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#ifdef EG_HAVE_STRATEGY_METAL_HAND
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report_strategy_vs_oracle("BRUTE-METAL", eg_cosine_batch_strategy_metal_hand(),
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data, n, dim, qv, nq, k, gt, gd, brute_ms);
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#else
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printf("BRUTE-METAL : strategy not compiled into this build\n");
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#endif
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/* HNSW at each ef. */
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uint64_t* aid = malloc((size_t)k*sizeof(uint64_t));
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float* ad = malloc((size_t)k*sizeof(float));
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printf("%-6s %14s %12s %10s\n", "ef", "HNSW ms/query", "speedup", "recall@k");
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for (int e=0;e<nef;e++){
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int ef = efs[e];
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double th0 = now_s();
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double rec_sum = 0;
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for (int i=0;i<nq;i++){
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int m = vindex_search(ix, qv+(size_t)i*dim, k, ef, aid, ad);
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rec_sum += recall_at_k(gt+(size_t)i*k, aid, m, k);
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}
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double hnsw_ms = (now_s()-th0)*1000.0/nq;
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printf("%-6d %14.4f %11.1fx %10.4f\n", ef, hnsw_ms, brute_ms/hnsw_ms, rec_sum/nq);
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}
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free(qidx); free(qv); free(gt); free(gd); free(aid); free(ad);
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vindex_free(ix);
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}
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int main(int argc, char** argv){
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setvbuf(stdout, NULL, _IOLBF, 0); /* line-buffered so progress streams to a log */
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if (argc < 2){ fprintf(stderr,"usage: %s store <path> <dim> [nq] [k] [ef_csv] | synth <N> [dim] [clusters] [nq] [k] [ef_csv] | sweep <dim> <N_csv> [nq] [k] [ef_csv]\n", argv[0]); return 2; }
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int defef[8]; int ndef;
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if (strcmp(argv[1],"sweep")==0){
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if (argc < 4){ fprintf(stderr,"sweep needs <dim> <N_csv>\n"); return 2; }
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int dim = atoi(argv[2]);
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int Ns[16]; int nN = parse_csv(argv[3], Ns, 16);
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int nq = (argc>4)?atoi(argv[4]):200;
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int k = (argc>5)?atoi(argv[5]):10;
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ndef = (argc>6)?parse_csv(argv[6],defef,8):parse_csv("64,128,200",defef,8);
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for (int s=0;s<nN;s++){
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int N = Ns[s];
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float* data = malloc((size_t)N*dim*sizeof(float));
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if (!data){ fprintf(stderr,"OOM at N=%d\n",N); continue; }
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int clusters = N/100; if (clusters < 64) clusters = 64;
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gen_synth(data, N, dim, clusters, 1.0);
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char lbl[64]; snprintf(lbl,sizeof lbl,"SYNTH N=%d", N);
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run_bench(lbl, data, N, dim, nq, k, defef, ndef, 0.0);
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free(data);
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}
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return 0;
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}
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if (strcmp(argv[1],"store")==0){
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if (argc < 4){ fprintf(stderr,"store needs <path> <dim>\n"); return 2; }
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const char* path = argv[2]; int dim = atoi(argv[3]);
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int nq = (argc>4)?atoi(argv[4]):500;
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int k = (argc>5)?atoi(argv[5]):10;
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ndef = (argc>6)?parse_csv(argv[6],defef,8):parse_csv("32,64,128,200,400",defef,8);
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printf("Harvesting emb vectors from %s (dim=%d) ...\n", path, dim);
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float* data=NULL; int n=0;
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double t0=now_s();
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int h = vindex_harvest_from_store(path, dim, &data, NULL, &n);
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double harvest_s = now_s()-t0;
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if (h < 0 || n == 0){ fprintf(stderr,"harvest failed (h=%d n=%d) — wrong dim or path?\n", h, n); return 1; }
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printf("Harvested %d live embedded nodes in %.2f s\n", n, harvest_s);
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for (int i=0;i<n;i++) l2norm(data+(size_t)i*dim, dim); /* oracle needs normalised */
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if (nq > n) nq = n;
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run_bench("REAL STORE", data, n, dim, nq, k, defef, ndef, 0.0);
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free(data);
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return 0;
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}
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if (strcmp(argv[1],"synth")==0){
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if (argc < 3){ fprintf(stderr,"synth needs <N>\n"); return 2; }
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int N = atoi(argv[2]);
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int dim = (argc>3)?atoi(argv[3]):768;
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int clusters = (argc>4)?atoi(argv[4]):200;
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int nq = (argc>5)?atoi(argv[5]):500;
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int k = (argc>6)?atoi(argv[6]):10;
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ndef = (argc>7)?parse_csv(argv[7],defef,8):parse_csv("64,128,200",defef,8);
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printf("Generating %d synthetic clustered vectors (dim=%d clusters=%d) ...\n", N, dim, clusters);
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float* data = malloc((size_t)N*dim*sizeof(float));
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if (!data){ fprintf(stderr,"OOM allocating %zu bytes\n", (size_t)N*dim*sizeof(float)); return 1; }
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gen_synth(data, N, dim, clusters, 0.35);
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char lbl[64]; snprintf(lbl,sizeof lbl,"SYNTH");
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run_bench(lbl, data, N, dim, nq, k, defef, ndef, 0.0);
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free(data);
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return 0;
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}
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fprintf(stderr,"unknown mode '%s'\n", argv[1]);
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return 2;
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}
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