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Optimizing scalar quantization with sparse preconditioners
Elasticsearch Labs

Optimizing scalar quantization with sparse preconditioners

We discuss a sparse preconditioner to apply to vectors which results in more stable quantization performance with respect to data distribution.

Thomas Veasey
Get set, build: Red Hat OpenShift AI applications powered by Elasticsearch vector database
Elasticsearch Labs

Get set, build: Red Hat OpenShift AI applications powered by Elasticsearch vector database

Learn how to use Elasticsearch with the ‘AI Generation’ Validated Pattern to rapidly deploy secure, GitOps-driven RAG applications on Red Hat OpenShift.

Tom Potoma
Mapping embeddings to Elasticsearch field types: semantic_text, dense_vector, sparse_vector
Elasticsearch Labs

Mapping embeddings to Elasticsearch field types: semantic_text, dense_vector, sparse_vector

Discussing how and when to use semantic_text, dense_vector, or sparse_vector, and how they relate to embedding generation.

Andre Luiz
How to implement Better Binary Quantization (BBQ) into your use case
Elasticsearch Labs

How to implement Better Binary Quantization (BBQ) into your use case

Explore why you would implement Better Binary Quantization (BBQ) in your use case and how to do it.

Sachin Frayne
Elasticsearch BBQ vs. OpenSearch FAISS: Vector search performance comparison
Elasticsearch Labs

Elasticsearch BBQ vs. OpenSearch FAISS: Vector search performance comparison

A performance comparison between Elasticsearch BBQ and OpenSearch FAISS.

Ugo Sangiorgi
Elasticsearch vector database for native grounding in Google Cloud’s Vertex AI Platform
Elasticsearch Labs

Elasticsearch vector database for native grounding in Google Cloud’s Vertex AI Platform

Explore how Elasticsearch, the first third-party native grounding engine for Google Cloud’s Vertex AI, lets you build custom GenAI experiences by grounding Gemini models in enterprise data.

Valerio Arvizzigno
Speeding up merging of HNSW graphs
Elasticsearch Labs

Speeding up merging of HNSW graphs

Explore the work we’ve been doing to reduce the overhead of building multiple HNSW graphs, particularly reducing the cost of merging graphs.

Thomas Veasey
Scaling late interaction models in Elasticsearch - part 2
Elasticsearch Labs

Scaling late interaction models in Elasticsearch - part 2

This article explores techniques for making late interaction vectors ready for large-scale production workloads, such as reducing disk space usage and improving computation efficiency.

Peter Straßer
Exploring GPU-accelerated vector search in Elasticsearch with NVIDIA: Chapter I
Elasticsearch Labs

Exploring GPU-accelerated vector search in Elasticsearch with NVIDIA: Chapter I

Powered by NVIDIA cuVS, the collaboration looks to provide developers with GPU-acceleration for vector search in Elasticsearch.

Chris Hegarty
Searching complex documents with ColPali - part 1
Elasticsearch Labs

Searching complex documents with ColPali - part 1

The article introduces the ColPali model, a late-interaction model that simplifies the process of searching complex documents with images and tables, and discusses its implementation in Elasticsearch.

Peter Straßer
Semantic text in Elasticsearch: Simpler, better, leaner, stronger
Elasticsearch Labs

Semantic text in Elasticsearch: Simpler, better, leaner, stronger

Our latest semantic_text iteration brings a host of improvements. In addition to streamlining representation in _source, benefits include reduced verbosity, more efficient disk utilization, and better integration with other Elasticsearch features. You can now use highlighting to retrieve the chunks most relevant to your query. And perhaps best of all, it is now a generally available (GA) feature!

Mike Pellegrini
Unifying Elastic vector database and LLM functions for intelligent query
Elasticsearch Labs

Unifying Elastic vector database and LLM functions for intelligent query

Leverage LLM functions for query parsing and Elasticsearch search templates to translate complex user requests into structured, schema-based searches for highly accurate results.

Sunile Manjee