stackconf 2022: Introduction to Vector Search with Weaviate

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Vector search engines allow for semantic search of unstructured data by using machine learning to create vector embeddings of data and queries, enabling efficient similarity search at scale. Weaviate is an open source vector search engine that indexes and stores data objects and their vector embeddings, supporting real-time CRUD operations and approximate nearest neighbor search algorithms to retrieve similar results. It provides a modular pipeline for vectorization using pre-trained or custom ML models and can be interacted with via RESTful and GraphQL APIs.

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Whatis
VectorSearch?
Introduction to Vector Databases, Vector Search
and Weaviate
@stackconf - 20 July 2022 - Laura Ham

Laura Ham
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ML Product Researcher
Arnhem, The Netherlands

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From keyword search to
semantic search

Examplesituation:searchengine
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"Python"
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Traditional,keyword-basedsearch
"Python"
ML-based(semantic)search
Programming
languages for data
scientists
{"title": "How to build a REST API?"}
{"title": "Programming languages for data scientists"}
semantically similar, using ML
Is python a
poisonous snake?

It is difﬁcult to process,
understand and search through
unstructured data
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It is difﬁcult to process,
understand and search through
unstructured data in a scalable
and secure way
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1. We use Machine Learningto
understand the context of
unstructured data
It is difﬁcult to process, understand and search
through unstructured data

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… create vector representations
Machine Learning models …
[ 0.23, 0.45, …, 0.84, 0.23 ],
[ 0.63, 0.32, …, 0.34, 0.92 ]

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Vector representations How to search through
it on large scale?
Real-time full CRUD support
Scale ML models to work
reliably in production
Store & Retrieve large amounts of
vectors & non-vector data
Millions of data entries & vectors
& many queries per second

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2. Vector Search Enginesare the
solution to these challenges
It is difﬁcult to use machine learning models in a
scalable and secure way

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Avectordatabaseindexesandstoresdata
objectsanditsvectorembeddingsenabling
efﬁcientsimilaritysearchcombinedwith
structuredﬁlteringinascalableway
Real-time full CRUD support
Approximate Nearest
Neighbor (ANN) algorithms like
HNSW

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Whatisavectordatabase?
Real-time full CRUD support
& ANN search algorithms
Stores data objects & vector
embeddings
Similarity Search combined
with Structured Filtertering

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Vector search engines
1. Vectorize and index data, using ML

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Example search
Vector search engines
1. Vectorize and index data, using ML

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Example search
Vector search engines
1. Vectorize and index data, using ML
2. Vectorize search query, using ML

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Example search
Vector search engines
1. Vectorize and index data, using ML
2. Vectorize search query, using ML
3. Retrieve ANN results (using HNSW)

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Weaviate
An open-source vector search engine &
database that understands your data

AvectorsearchpipelinewithWeaviate
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ANN

Weaviateismodular:buildyourownsearchpipeline
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Out-of-the-box ML models
from HuggingFace, OpenAI, etc
Custom ML models
Connect your custom trained model
Without modules
use Weaviate as pure vector DB

Extendthesearchwithreaderorgeneratormodels
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How do I interactwith the
vector database Weaviate?
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APIendpoints
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RESTful for CRUD operations
GraphQL for intuitive querying
Live demos:
~3500 newsarticles &
Complete English Wikipedia

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● DevOps Engineer
● Software Engineer
● Solution Engineer
● Developer Advocate

Thank you!
Questions?
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Laura Ham
laura@semi.technology
weaviate.io

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1. 1 Whatis VectorSearch? Introduction to Vector Databases, Vector Search and Weaviate @stackconf - 20 July 2022 - Laura Ham

2. Laura Ham 2 ML Product Researcher Arnhem, The Netherlands

3. 3 From keyword search to semantic search

4. Examplesituation:searchengine 4 "Python" No articles found ... Traditional,keyword-basedsearch "Python" ML-based(semantic)search Programming languages for data scientists {"title": "How to build a REST API?"} {"title": "Programming languages for data scientists"} semantically similar, using ML Is python a poisonous snake?

5. It is difﬁcult to process, understand and search through unstructured data 5

6. It is difﬁcult to process, understand and search through unstructured data in a scalable and secure way 6

7. 7 1. We use Machine Learningto understand the context of unstructured data It is difﬁcult to process, understand and search through unstructured data

8. 8 … create vector representations Machine Learning models … [ 0.23, 0.45, …, 0.84, 0.23 ], [ 0.63, 0.32, …, 0.34, 0.92 ]

9. 9 Vector representations How to search through it on large scale? Real-time full CRUD support Scale ML models to work reliably in production Store & Retrieve large amounts of vectors & non-vector data Millions of data entries & vectors & many queries per second

10. 10 2. Vector Search Enginesare the solution to these challenges It is difﬁcult to use machine learning models in a scalable and secure way

11. 11 Avectordatabaseindexesandstoresdata objectsanditsvectorembeddingsenabling efﬁcientsimilaritysearchcombinedwith structuredﬁlteringinascalableway Real-time full CRUD support Approximate Nearest Neighbor (ANN) algorithms like HNSW

12. 12 Whatisavectordatabase? Real-time full CRUD support & ANN search algorithms Stores data objects & vector embeddings Similarity Search combined with Structured Filtertering

13. 13 Vector search engines 1. Vectorize and index data, using ML

14. 14 Example search Vector search engines 1. Vectorize and index data, using ML

15. 15 Example search Vector search engines 1. Vectorize and index data, using ML 2. Vectorize search query, using ML

16. 16 Example search Vector search engines 1. Vectorize and index data, using ML 2. Vectorize search query, using ML 3. Retrieve ANN results (using HNSW)

17. 17 Weaviate An open-source vector search engine & database that understands your data

18. AvectorsearchpipelinewithWeaviate 18 ANN

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23. 23 ANN

24. Weaviateismodular:buildyourownsearchpipeline 24 Out-of-the-box ML models from HuggingFace, OpenAI, etc Custom ML models Connect your custom trained model Without modules use Weaviate as pure vector DB

25. Extendthesearchwithreaderorgeneratormodels 25

26. How do I interactwith the vector database Weaviate? 26

27. APIendpoints 27 RESTful for CRUD operations GraphQL for intuitive querying Live demos: ~3500 newsarticles & Complete English Wikipedia

28. 28 ● DevOps Engineer ● Software Engineer ● Solution Engineer ● Developer Advocate

29. Thank you! Questions? 29 Laura Ham laura@semi.technology weaviate.io

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