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      <title>Benchmarking eCP-FS</title>
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      <description>The extended Cluster Pruning (eCP) index, is a hierarchical approximate nearest neighbor index.
eCP-FS is a &amp;ldquo;white-box&amp;rdquo; implementation of the index as a file structure using zarr. The index building is done through Python, while the index loading and search have been implemented in both pure Python and a Rust-Python package.
While the index is slower from disk than other disk-based ANN solutions due to it not being stored as a single or few binary files but tons of smaller files, it allows more control over what is loaded, is easy to extend and when in-memory is on par with other memory based indexes.</description>
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