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func CertaintyToDist ¶
func CertaintyToDistPtr ¶
func DistToCertainty ¶
Types ¶
type Classification ¶
type GroupHitAdditional ¶ added in v1.19.0
type Properties ¶
type Properties struct { Classification bool `json:"classification"` RefMeta bool `json:"refMeta"` Vector bool `json:"vector"` Certainty bool `json:"certainty"` ID bool `json:"id"` CreationTimeUnix bool `json:"creationTimeUnix"` LastUpdateTimeUnix bool `json:"lastUpdateTimeUnix"` ModuleParams map[string]interface{} `json:"moduleParams"` Distance bool `json:"distance"` Score bool `json:"score"` ExplainScore bool `json:"explainScore"` IsConsistent bool `json:"isConsistent"` Group bool `json:"group"` // The User is not interested in returning props, we can skip any costly // operation that isn't required. NoProps bool `json:"noProps"` // ReferenceQuery is used to indicate that a search // is being conducted on behalf of a referenced // property. for example: this is relevant when a // where filter operand is passed in with a path to // a referenced class, rather than a path to one of // its own props. // // The reason we need this indication is that // without it, the sub-Search which is // conducted to extract the reference propValuePair // is conducted with the pagination set to whatever // the QueryMaximumResults. if this value is set low // relative to the number of objects being searched, // weaviate will be unable to find enough results to // make any comparisons, and erroneously returns // empty, or with fewer results than expected. ReferenceQuery bool `json:"-"` }
type ReplicationProperties ¶
type ReplicationProperties struct { // ConsistencyLevel indicates how many nodes should // respond to a request before it is considered // successful. Can be "ONE", "QUORUM", or "ALL" // // This is only relevant for a replicated // class ConsistencyLevel string // NodeName is the node which is expected to // fulfill the request NodeName string }
ReplicationProperties are replication-related handles and configurations which allow replication context to pass through different layers of abstraction, usually initiated via client requests
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