Expose accumulate_to_mem from faiss interface #4099
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Summary: Expose interface of accumulate_to_mem. accumulate_to_mem calls pq4 fast scan accumulate with a dummy scaler and a StoreResultHandler. The function is not currently in use anywhere. We plan to use it in unicorn integration of PQ4 fast scan. Reviewed By: asadoughi Differential Revision: D67299378
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Summary:
Expose interface of accumulate_to_mem.
accumulate_to_mem calls pq4 fast scan accumulate with a dummy scaler and a StoreResultHandler. The function is not currently in use anywhere.
Differential Revision: D67299378