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IVF-Flat: make adaptive-centers behavior optional #1019
IVF-Flat: make adaptive-centers behavior optional #1019
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Rather than making this an option on the index params object itself, why not just make it an optional argument on the
extend()
function? That would enable the user to determine whether it should be done outside of the creation of the index. It's really not an index option, but a design detail based on a specific use-case / usage-pattern.I was thinking of something like
extend(....., update_centers=false);
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Although I see it sounds more intuitive to keep the parameter in the
extend
, I'd disagree for two reasons:centers()
must always be up-to-date. Hence, we cannot allow doing an "updating"extend
after a "non-updating" one. Also from the logical point of view, this would break both alternative invariants (centers are neither constant nor up-to-date).build
gets all parameters through the struct,extend
never accepts extra parameters (and gets them from the index). Besides, thebuild
function would need to takeupdate_centers
as well, because it optionally callsextend
.