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A vector type is type purpose-built to store a fixed number of floating-point values.
The syntax for some existing engines:
MariaDB uses the syntax VECTOR(N)and does not allow the user to specify the precision.
-PGVector uses VECTOR(N) for single-precision (32 bit) floats, but also supports HALFVEC(N) for half-precision (16 bit), and BIT(N) for binary vectors.
sqlite-vec uses float[N], and also supports int vectors and binary vectors.
We're committed to supporting the MariaDB syntax, but we may want to add other types for other precisions, like PGVector does.
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A vector type is type purpose-built to store a fixed number of floating-point values.
The syntax for some existing engines:
MariaDB uses the syntax
VECTOR(N)
and does not allow the user to specify the precision.-PGVector uses
VECTOR(N)
for single-precision (32 bit) floats, but also supportsHALFVEC(N)
for half-precision (16 bit), andBIT(N)
for binary vectors.sqlite-vec uses
float[N]
, and also supports int vectors and binary vectors.We're committed to supporting the MariaDB syntax, but we may want to add other types for other precisions, like PGVector does.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: