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Add BBQ Quantization preprocessing function - #2865
Closes#2162.
This PR add support for compressing a dataset in the BBQ format on GPU.
On 1Mx1024 rows on a local RT Pro 6k, it can quantize a dataset up to 85x faster than its CPU counterpart.
This PR also modifies the C++ API related to BBQ: The quantizer object now only hold information related to the dataset, while bbq_dataset_owning_storage hold the quantized dataset. Related comment in previous PR: #2654 (comment)
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Review comments at @c/include/cuvs/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.h:
- Around line 238-240: Update the `cuvsBbqQuantizerTransform` documentation to
clarify that its result is independent of `quantizer` and `dataset` only after
the resources stream completes, and that callers must synchronize the stream
before reusing or releasing either input. Keep the stream-ordered API behavior
unchanged; do not add internal synchronization.
Review comments at @c/src/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.cpp:
- Line 338: Validate that res is non-null in both entrypoints before
dereferencing *res_ptr, reusing the same validation pattern as
cuvsDatasetMakeBbqView. Leave the existing resource handling unchanged for valid
handles.
Review comments at @cpp/include/cuvs/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.hpp:
- Line 348: Remove noexcept from dataset::view() and the vector-taking
dataset_view constructor. Their storage-growth path can allocate through
add_storage and throw, so allow allocation failures to propagate to callers.
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New Features
Added BBQ quantizer building and dataset encoding, with configurable document and query code layouts, distance metrics, and quantization settings.
Encoded datasets can include document codes and, when layouts differ, a separate query encoding.
Bug Fixes
BBQ dataset creation now rejects incompatible quantizers, including those with differing centroid norms. Graph construction rejects datasets without encoded storage.
Documentation
Updated the C and C++ BBQ API guides with configuration options, the quantizer and storage model, and quantizer lifetime requirements.
BBQ now separates shared centroid quantizers from layout-specific encoded storages. The change adds GPU build and transform operations and updates C bindings, host transfer, distance calculations, and neighbor-search paths to use the storage model.
Changes: BBQ quantization and neighbor integration
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Shared quantizer and storage model cpp/include/cuvs/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.hpp, fern/pages/cpp_api/cpp-api-preprocessing-quantize-bbq.md
The API separates centroid ownership from layout-specific codes and metadata. A dataset owns one quantizer and can hold multiple storages. The documentation describes the updated types, parameters, and lifetime requirements.
GPU quantizer build and transform cpp/src/preprocessing/quantize/detail/bbq_quantizer.cuh, cpp/src/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.cu
GPU build computes a centroid and squared norm. Transform validates inputs, encodes the configured document and query layouts, and stores per-row factors.
Host transfer and C bindings cpp/internal/cuvs_internal/preprocessing/bbq_cpu_quantize.hpp, c/src/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.cpp, c/src/neighbors/cagra.cpp, c/include/cuvs/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.h, fern/pages/c_api/c-api-preprocessing-quantize-bbq.md
Host transfer uploads one shared quantizer and associates each storage with it. The C bindings construct storage views, copy centroid norms to device memory, and validate compatible quantizers when building a dataset view.
Distance calculations and neighbor search cpp/src/preprocessing/quantize/detail/bbq_distance.cuh, cpp/src/neighbors/detail/cagra/*, cpp/src/neighbors/detail/nn_descent.cuh
Distance helpers and CAGRA and NN-Descent paths read codes and row metadata through storage views. Dataset validation and layout selection use the storage collection.
Quantization and neighbor tests cpp/tests/preprocessing/bbq_quantization.cu, cpp/tests/neighbors/ann_cagra_bbq.cuh, cpp/tests/test_utils.cuh, cpp/tests/CMakeLists.txt, c/tests/core/dataset_c.cu
Added GPU-versus-CPU and reconstruction tests across layouts, metrics, and input shapes. Neighbor tests check storage collections, and C tests check rejection of mismatched centroid norms.
This change adds fast GPU BBQ quantization but leaves several API-contract gaps. It breaks the old public C++ BBQ API without a deprecation path, its compatibility checks can accept mismatched centroids, and the transform documentation misstates when inputs may be released. A few narrow robustness issues also remain. These are fixable with small edits and should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.
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The description directly explains GPU BBQ dataset compression, the C++ API changes, and the reported performance results.
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Issue #2162 requests a BBQ preprocessing API for compatibility with Lucene. The PR adds GPU build and transform APIs, C and C++ interfaces, supported code layouts and metrics, and automated CPU-pa…
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Issue #2162 requests a BBQ preprocessing API for compatibility with Lucene. The PR adds GPU build and transform APIs, C and C++ interfaces, supported code layouts and metrics, and automated CPU-parity and reconstruction tests. The API separates quantizer state from encoded dataset storage. No more specific coding requirement appears in the active issue.
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The changes remain within issue #2162. The quantizer and storage refactor supports the BBQ preprocessing output and its consumers. CAGRA updates, C and C++ API documentation, C API coverage, and BBQ tests support the new API. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Review comments at @c/src/neighbors/cagra.cpp:
- Line 472: Before calling add_storage on dataset with quantizer, verify their
centroids are compatible and reject the quantizer if they differ; preserve the
existing storage-addition behavior for matching centroids.
Review comments at @cpp/include/cuvs/preprocessing/quantize/bbq.hpp:
- Around line 332-333: Update the owning dataset’s add_storage overload to
validate that the incoming quantizer’s centroid buffer matches the dataset
quantizer’s, in addition to checking the norm. In dataset_view::add_storage,
when storages already exist, validate the incoming storage’s dimension and
centroid norm against an existing storage before adding it.
- Around line 126-144: Preserve the deprecated BBQ API alongside the replacement
by adding compatibility declarations for the two-parameter quantizer<DataT,
IdxT> type and the add_quantizer and get_quantizer method names, forwarding them
to the current implementation while retaining their old signatures. Update the
migration guide with the transition guidance for these APIs.
Review comments at @cpp/tests/preprocessing/bbq_quantization.cu:
- Around line 254-259: Update the code comparison in the test to count a row as
matching only when all codes.extent(1) bytes match, then apply kMinMatchFraction
to rows_ rather than to the total byte count. Preserve the existing
expected-versus-actual comparison and stream usage.
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- Around line 110-123: Add Doxygen documentation in the BBQ preprocessing API
for `quantizer_view`, `bbq_dataset_view_storage`, and the `quantizer` fields,
including field descriptions and the storage–quantizer lifetime requirement.
Ensure the public `build` and `transform` APIs are documented and regenerate the
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Document the new build, transform, quantizer_view and bbq_dataset_view_storage APIs.
The header adds the public functions build and transform (header Lines 441-489). The header also exposes quantizer_view<DataT> and bbq_dataset_view_storage. This page documents none of them. Users cannot find the new GPU preprocessing entry points from the API reference.
The centroid and centroid_norm_sq rows (Lines 121-122) have no descriptions. The quantizer row of the storage table (Line 155) also has no description. The page does not explain the lifetime requirement between a storage and its quantizer.
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CPU: AMD EPYC 9555 64-Core
GPU: RTX Pro 6k
Testing modality: quantization of 1Mx1024 in a single layout (1-bit), with one warm-up for the cpu and gpu path. Distance L2Expanded, default parameter.
Logs from a few runs:
[ TIMING ] 1000000 x 1024 at 1 bits: GPU 9.37059 ms, CPU 759.963 ms, speedup 81.1009x
[ TIMING ] 1000000 x 1024 at 1 bits: GPU 9.27715 ms, CPU 791.89 ms, speedup 85.3591x
[ TIMING ] 1000000 x 1024 at 1 bits: GPU 9.30781 ms, CPU 830.624 ms, speedup 89.2394x
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Do we need to expose the storage class to the public API? The user interacts with the dataset object, right? Do they ever need access to the stoage underneath? If not, this should live in the detail namespace. I think the user should only interact with the dataset object.
Loosen the tightest error budgets to avoid architecture-dependent flakes.
The packed_4b and transposed_4b budgets are 0.01f against a measured 0.00997. The margin is about 0.3%. The packed_1b budget has a similar margin (0.5f against 0.4953). Floating-point differences between GPU architectures or CUDA versions can change the centroid sum or an interval-search tie. Such a change can push the error over the budget without any real regression. The monotonic checks at Lines 394-397 already catch a quality regression. Keep the tight values only if you need them to catch small drifts.
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Increase the error budgets for `packed_1b`, `packed_4b`, and `transposed_4b` in
the `budgets` vector to provide margin for architecture-dependent floating-point
variation; preserve the other layout budgets and rely on the existing monotonic
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- Around line 26-32: Document the lifetime requirement for
cuvsDatasetMakeBbqView: callers must keep its quantizer handles alive until the
dataset and all operations using it are complete, and destroy the dataset before
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devArrMatchHost performs a device-to-host copy and stream synchronization on every call. The 4096-row, two-layout case therefore performs 8192 copies and synchronizations. Copy each storage once, then compare its rows on the host. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- 267:
Update the row comparison around devArrMatchHost to copy each storage’s codes to
the host once, then compare each row using those host copies instead of invoking
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- Line 94: Update the BBQ example around the dataset build-and-search comment to
show calling cuvsCagraUpdateDataset with a device padded or PQ dataset before
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Review comments at @fern/pages/c_api/c-api-preprocessing-quantize-bbq.md:
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quantizer or two compatible asymmetric quantizers” to state that both asymmetric
quantizers must encode the same rows against the same centroid; add this
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- Around line 238-240: Update the `cuvsBbqQuantizerTransform` documentation to
clarify that its result is independent of `quantizer` and `dataset` only after
the resources stream completes, and that callers must synchronize the stream
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- Line 338: Validate that res is non-null in both entrypoints before
dereferencing *res_ptr, reusing the same validation pattern as
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handles.
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- Line 348: Remove noexcept from dataset::view() and the vector-taking
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Document stream-ordered completion for BBQ transform.
cuvsBbqQuantizerTransform follows cuVS’s stream-ordered API model and should not add an internal synchronization. The result is independent of quantizer and dataset only after the resources stream completes. A caller that relies on the current wording can reuse or release an input too early and produce incorrect output.
Suggested documentation fix
- * differs, and its own copy of the centroid, so it does not depend on `quantizer` or `dataset` once- * returned. `quantizer` is either built by `cuvsBbqQuantizerBuild`, or a float32 view from+ * differs, and its own copy of the centroid. After the resources stream completes, it does not+ * depend on `quantizer` or `dataset`. Call `cuvsStreamSync(res)` before reusing or releasing either+ * input. `quantizer` is either built by `cuvsBbqQuantizerBuild`, or a float32 view from
Update the related example and generated C reference to state the same requirement.
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Update the `cuvsBbqQuantizerTransform` documentation to clarify that its result
is independent of `quantizer` and `dataset` only after the resources stream
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Reject a null resources handle before dereferencing it.
If res == 0, both entrypoints dereference *res_ptr before translate_exceptions can report the error. Add the same res != 0 validation used by cuvsDatasetMakeBbqView.
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Validate that res is non-null in both entrypoints before dereferencing *res_ptr,
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Remove noexcept from dataset::view() and the vector-taking dataset_view constructor.
view() builds its result through the dataset_view constructor that takes std::vector<owning_storage_type>&. That constructor calls add_storage, which calls storages.push_back(...). push_back can throw std::bad_alloc. Because both functions are noexcept, an allocation failure during this growth calls std::terminate instead of reaching the caller, which can then handle the error.
Suggested fix
- [[nodiscard]] auto view() noexcept+ [[nodiscard]] auto view()
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Remove noexcept from dataset::view() and the vector-taking dataset_view
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Closes #2162.
This PR add support for compressing a dataset in the BBQ format on GPU.
On 1Mx1024 rows on a local RT Pro 6k, it can quantize a dataset up to 85x faster than its CPU counterpart.
This PR also modifies the C++ API related to BBQ: The
quantizerobject now only hold information related to the dataset, whilebbq_dataset_owning_storagehold the quantized dataset. Related comment in previous PR: #2654 (comment)