2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.neucom.2016.04.061
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Parametric and nonparametric residual vector quantization optimizations for ANN search

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“…6) and GIST1M (Fig. 7) datasets against several methods presented in Section II: Product Quantization (ADC and IVFADC) [1], PQ-RO [19], PQ-RR [19], Cartesian k-means [15], OPQ-P [16], [51], OPQ-NP [16], [51], LOPQ [18], a non-exhaustive adaptation of OPQ [16], called I-OPQ [18], RVQ [52] , RVQ-P [19] and RVQ-NP [19].…”
Section: Results On Bigann: Sift1m Gist1mmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…6) and GIST1M (Fig. 7) datasets against several methods presented in Section II: Product Quantization (ADC and IVFADC) [1], PQ-RO [19], PQ-RR [19], Cartesian k-means [15], OPQ-P [16], [51], OPQ-NP [16], [51], LOPQ [18], a non-exhaustive adaptation of OPQ [16], called I-OPQ [18], RVQ [52] , RVQ-P [19] and RVQ-NP [19].…”
Section: Results On Bigann: Sift1m Gist1mmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The length of the final code is given by m × log 2 k * . PQ-RO [19] is the Product Quantization approach with data projection by randomly order dimensions.…”
Section: Results On Bigann: Sift1m Gist1mmentioning
confidence: 99%
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