EnhanceGraph: A Continuously Enhanced Graph-based Index for High-dimensional Approximate Nearest Neighbor Search
Xiaoyao Zhong, Jiabao Jin, Peng Cheng, Mingyu Yang, Haoyang Li, Zhitao Shen, Heng Tao Shen, Jingkuan Song

TL;DR
EnhanceGraph introduces a novel conjugate graph structure that leverages search and construction logs to significantly improve the accuracy of high-dimensional approximate nearest neighbor search without sacrificing efficiency.
Contribution
The paper proposes EnhanceGraph, a new framework that integrates search and construction logs into a conjugate graph to enhance graph-based index performance.
Findings
Recall improved from 41.74% to 93.42%.
Enhances search accuracy without increasing search time.
Successfully integrated into Ant Group's VSAG library.
Abstract
Recently, Approximate Nearest Neighbor Search in high-dimensional vector spaces has garnered considerable attention due to the rapid advancement of deep learning techniques. We observed that a substantial amount of search and construction logs are generated throughout the lifespan of a graph-based index. However, these two types of valuable logs are not fully exploited due to the static nature of existing indexes. We present the EnhanceGraph framework, which integrates two types of logs into a novel structure called a conjugate graph. The conjugate graph is then used to improve search quality. Through theoretical analyses and observations of the limitations of graph-based indexes, we propose several optimization methods. For the search logs, the conjugate graph stores the edges from local optima to global optima to enhance routing to the nearest neighbor. For the construction logs, the…
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TopicsData Management and Algorithms · Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques
