Wikipedia link race: choosing among thousands of options
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Milvus test: Jev beats Qwen on nDCG but is 10.2× slower and 6.7× more expensive
Milvus testing shows Jev outperforms Qwen on nDCG but is 10.2× slower, 6.7× more expensive, and a 0.5 filter drops 18.8% of relevant docs.
Milvus tested this already. According to their findings, Jev beat Qwen on nDCG, but was 10.2× slower and 6.7× more expensive, and a 0.5 filter dropped 18.8% of relevant docs. Link:
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