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A PostgreSQL extension providing the PRISM approximate nearest neighbor index, an IVF-style index with a hierarchical centroid tree and RaBitQ quantization. Supports vec32 and vec16 types and pgvector vector and halfvec columns, with L2, inner product and cosine operators…

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PostgreSQL developers building vector similarity search over embeddings stored in Postgres

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