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2026-11-01 · America/Los_Angeles · 社区动态 · #9

If you quantize your RAG index, measure it on your own embeddings first. Same method: 0.992 recall on one dataset, 0.055 on another

I was planning to move a RAG index to binary/halfvec to save memory and wanted to know how much retrieval I'd actually lose. The answer was "it depends on your embeddings" way more than I expected. Binary + rerank kept 0.992 of the true top 10 on OpenAI embeddings, 0.348 on GloVe and 0.055 on SIFT. Same method, same settings. So I built shrinkvec. You give it your vectors (a .npy/.parquet file or a Postgres table), it holds out queries, computes the exact neighbours, and reports recall, size and latency for 13 options (halfvec, int8, binary, RaBitQ, TurboQuant, rerank pipelines). Then it…

If you quantize your RAG index, measure it on your own embeddings first. Same method: 0.992 recall on one dataset, 0.055 on another

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