Struct faiss::Clustering1D

struct Clustering1D : public faiss::Clustering

Exact 1D clustering algorithm

Since it does not use an index, it does not overload the train() function

Public Functions

explicit Clustering1D(int k)

Clustering1D(int k, const ClusteringParameters &cp)

void train_exact(idx_t n, const float *x)

inline virtual ~Clustering1D()

virtual void train(idx_t n, const float *x, faiss::Index &index, const float *x_weights = nullptr)

run k-means training

Parameters:

• x – training vectors, size n * d

• index – index used for assignment

• x_weights – weight associated to each vector: NULL or size n

void train_encoded(idx_t nx, const uint8_t *x_in, const Index *codec, Index &index, const float *weights = nullptr)

run with encoded vectors

win addition to train()’s parameters takes a codec as parameter to decode the input vectors.

Parameters:

codec – codec used to decode the vectors (nullptr = vectors are in fact floats) *

void post_process_centroids()

Post-process the centroids after each centroid update. includes optional L2 normalization and nearest integer rounding

Public Members

size_t d

dimension of the vectors

size_t k

nb of centroids

std::vector<float> centroids

centroids (k * d) if centroids are set on input to train, they will be used as initialization

std::vector<ClusteringIterationStats> iteration_stats

stats at every iteration of clustering

int niter

clustering iterations

int nredo

redo clustering this many times and keep best

bool verbose

bool spherical

do we want normalized centroids?

bool int_centroids

round centroids coordinates to integer

bool update_index

re-train index after each iteration?

bool frozen_centroids

use the centroids provided as input and do not change them during iterations

int min_points_per_centroid

otherwise you get a warning

int max_points_per_centroid

to limit size of dataset

int seed

seed for the random number generator

size_t decode_block_size

how many vectors at a time to decode