- It is a non-user configurable, app state that is set on app start
- Reduce passing unneeded arguments around. Just set device where
required by looking for ML compute device in global state
- The code for both the text search types were mostly the same
It was earlier done this way for expedience while experimenting
- The minor differences were reconciled and merged into a single
text_search type
- This simplifies the app and making it easier to process other
text types
- The all-MiniLM-L6-v2 is more accurate
- The exact previous model isn't benchmarked but based on the
performance of the closest model to it. Seems like the new model
maybe similar in speed and size
- On very preliminary evaluation of the model, the new model seems
faster, with pretty decent results
- The multi-qa-MiniLM-L6-cos-v1 is more extensively benchmarked[1]
- It has the right mix of model query speed, size and performance on benchmarks
- On hugging face it has way more downloads and likes than the msmarco model[2]
- On very preliminary evaluation of the model
- It doubles the encoding speed of all entries (down from ~8min to 4mins)
- It gave more entries that stay relevant to the query (3/5 vs 1/5 earlier)
[1]: https://www.sbert.net/docs/pretrained_models.html
[2]: https://huggingface.co/sentence-transformers
- Put test data for each content type into separate directories
- Makes config.yml for docker and local host consistent
- Prepending tests to /data in sample_config.yml makes application
run on local host using test data
- Allows mounting separate volume for each content type in docker-compose
- Ignore gitignore to only add tests content, not generated models or embeddings
- Rename pytest fixture search_config to more appropriate
content_config
- Create search_config pytest fixture
- Use search_config where search being setup, used in tests
- Move search config fixture to conftests.py to be shared across tests
- Move image search type specific tests to test_image_search.py file
- Move, create asymmetric search type specific tests in new file
