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The benefit of supporting vector search in DBMS is that this makes it easy to use for the end user and can be optimized for large datasets.
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\subsection{Filtered Vector Search (FVS)}
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This allows us to query both structured and unstructured data. In concept, this is SQL + Vectors, sometimes plus joins, subquery expressions,
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This allows us to query both structured and unstructured data. In concept, this is \acrshort{sql} + Vectors, sometimes plus joins, subquery expressions,
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multiple vector searches (on both sides of the join). Sometimes, the dataset isn't even a vector + tag stored in main memory.
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Indices are typically built on unfiltered data. Thus, we need to think about the proper execution method. Suppose we are to retrieve $K$ rows with filtering:
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