Uniform Variance Product Quantization

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Product quantization (PQ) is an efficient and effective vector quantization approach to fast approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search especially for high-dimensional data. The basic idea of PQ is to decompose the original data space into the Cartesian product of some low-dimensional subspaces and then every subspace is quantized separately with the same number of codewords. However, the performance of PQ depends largely on the distribution of the original data. If the distributions of every subspace have larger difference, PQ will achieve bad results as shown in our experiments. In this paper, we propose a uniform variance product quantization (UVPQ) scheme to project the data by a uniform variance projection before decompose it, which can minimize the subspace distribution difference of the whole space. UVPQ can guarantee good results however the data rotate. Extensive experiments have verified the superiority of UVPQ over PQ for ANN search.

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