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[skip e2e]Update typo issues (#13959)
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## Search Results Organized format
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For a specified Search request, with nq = 2 and topk = 10, Proxy received 4 search results from query nodes.
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For a specified Search request, with nq = 2 and topk = 10, Proxy receives 4 search results from query nodes.
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Each Search Result is nq * topk two-dimensional structure,as the illustration below. The result indicates that the user has input nq vectors and wants to obtain the topk similar vectors to these nq vectors respectively.
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Each Search Result is nq * topk two-dimensional structure,as the illustration below. The result indicates that the user input nq vectors and wanted to obtain the topk similar vectors to these nq vectors respectively.
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![search_result_format](./figs/nq_topk_search_results.png)
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Therefore, we will only discuss how Proxy merges the results for one query result. For nq query results, we can loop through nq or process them in parallel.
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So the problem degenerates to how to get the maximum number of 10 (TOPK) results from these four sorted arrays. As shown in the figure below:
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So the problem degenerates to how to get the maximum number of 10 (topk) results from these four sorted arrays. As shown in the figure below:
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![final_result](./figs/reduce_results.png)
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## K-Way Merge Algorithm
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