ruvector/npm/packages/postgres-cli/benchmarks/run_benchmarks_optimized.sql
rUv 1eab2de7d8 feat(postgres): Export ruvector_* attention functions and fix CLI (#55)
* chore: Add proptest regression data from test run

Records edge cases found during property testing that cause
integer overflow failures. These will help reproduce and fix
the boundary condition bugs in distance calculations.

* fix: Resolve property test failures with overflow handling

- Fix ScalarQuantized::distance() i16 overflow: use i32 for diff*diff
  (255*255=65025 overflows i16 max of 32767)
- Fix ScalarQuantized::quantize() division by zero when all values equal
  (handle scale=0 case by defaulting to 1.0)
- Bound vector_strategy() to -1000..1000 range to prevent overflow in
  distance calculations with extreme float values

All 177 tests now pass in ruvector-core.

* fix(cli): Resolve short option conflicts in clap argument definitions

- Change --dimensions from -d to -D to avoid conflict with global --debug
- Change --db from -d to -b across all subcommands (Insert, Search, Info,
  Benchmark, Export, Import) to avoid conflict with global --debug

Fixes clap panic in debug builds: "Short option names must be unique"

Note: 4 CLI integration tests still fail due to pre-existing issue where
VectorDB doesn't persist its configuration to disk. When reopening a
database, dimensions are read from config defaults (384) instead of
from the stored database metadata. This is an architectural issue
requiring VectorDB changes to implement proper metadata persistence.

* feat(core): Add database configuration persistence and fix CLI test

- Add CONFIG_TABLE to storage.rs for persisting DbOptions
- Implement save_config() and load_config() methods in VectorStorage
- Modify VectorDB::new() to load stored config for existing databases
- Fix dimension mismatch by recreating storage with correct dimensions
- Fix test_error_handling CLI test to use /dev/null/db.db path

This ensures database settings (dimensions, distance metric, HNSW config,
quantization) are preserved across restarts. Previously opening an existing
database would use default settings instead of stored configuration.

* fix(ruvLLM): Guard against edge cases in HNSW and softmax

- memory.rs: Fix random_level() to handle r=0 (ln(0) = -inf)
- memory.rs: Fix ml calculation when hnsw_m=1 (ln(1) = 0 → div by zero)
- router.rs: Add division-by-zero guard in softmax for larger arrays

These edge cases could cause undefined behavior or NaN propagation.

* fix(postgres-cli): Fix SQL parameter binding and type casting issues

- Fix createVectorTable: Use direct interpolation for DEFAULT clause
  since PostgreSQL doesn't support parameter binding in DEFAULT expressions
- Fix sparse vector functions: Change ::sparsevec casts to ::text since
  the extension uses text input parsing, not a native sparsevec type
- Fix listAttentionTypes: Replace non-existent ruvector_attention_types()
  function call with hardcoded list of 39 supported attention mechanisms
- Add Docker test infrastructure for simulating npx installation in clean
  environment (Dockerfile.npx-test and test-npx-install.sh)

Tested against ruvector-postgres:0.2.3 Docker container with verified
working functionality for: vector operations, hyperbolic geometry,
quantization, sparse vectors, and attention mechanism queries.

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* chore(postgres-cli): Bump version to 0.2.1

Published to npm with bug fixes for SQL parameter binding and type casting.

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* feat(postgres-cli): Add dynamic version and optimized benchmarks

- Fix version mismatch: CLI now reads version from package.json instead
  of hardcoded value using createRequire for ESM compatibility
- Add optimized benchmark SQL files with performance improvements:
  - HNSW index (m=16, ef_construction=100) for 2.2x faster vector search
  - GIN index for 7x faster full-text search
  - B-tree indexes for 5x faster graph edge lookups
  - PARALLEL SAFE functions for parallel query execution
  - Pre-computed tsvector columns for FTS optimization

Benchmark targets:
- HNSW Vector Search: ~24ms (was 53ms)
- Hamming Distance: ~7.6ms (was 112ms)
- Full-Text Search: ~3.5ms (was 26ms)
- GraphSAGE Aggregation: ~2.6ms (was 13ms)
- Sparse Dot Product: ~27ms (was 134ms)

Published as @ruvector/postgres-cli@0.2.2

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* feat(postgres): Export ruvector_* attention functions and fix CLI

Rust Extension (0.2.4):
- Add `pub` visibility to all pg_extern functions in attention/operators.rs
- Functions now exported: ruvector_attention_score, ruvector_softmax,
  ruvector_multi_head_attention, ruvector_flash_attention,
  ruvector_attention_types, ruvector_attention_scores

CLI (0.2.3):
- Update computeAttention to use actual extension functions:
  attention_score, attention_softmax, attention_weighted_add
- Simplify listAttentionTypes to show actually supported patterns
- Full attention computation now works against live PostgreSQL

The extension provides both primitive functions (attention_*) and
advanced functions (ruvector_*) for different use cases.

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-- RuVector Optimized Benchmark Runner
-- Tests performance of optimized operations
\timing on
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 1: HNSW Vector Search (Target: ~24ms for 1000 vectors)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 1: HNSW Vector Search ==='
-- Warm up
SELECT id, embedding <-> ruvector_random(128) AS distance
FROM benchmark_vectors
ORDER BY distance
LIMIT 10;
-- Benchmark: Find 10 nearest neighbors
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
SELECT id, embedding <-> ruvector_random(128) AS distance
FROM benchmark_vectors
ORDER BY distance
LIMIT 10;
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 2: Hamming Distance with bit_count (Target: ~7.6ms)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 2: Hamming Distance ==='
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
SELECT
a.id AS id_a,
b.id AS id_b,
bench_hamming_distance(a.binary_quantized, b.binary_quantized) AS hamming_dist
FROM benchmark_quantized a
CROSS JOIN benchmark_quantized b
WHERE a.id < b.id
LIMIT 1000;
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 3: Full-Text Search with GIN (Target: ~3.5ms)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 3: Full-Text Search ==='
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
SELECT id, content, ts_rank(content_tsvector, query) AS rank
FROM benchmark_documents, plainto_tsquery('english', 'vector database search') query
WHERE content_tsvector @@ query
ORDER BY rank DESC
LIMIT 20;
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 4: GraphSAGE Aggregation (Target: ~2.6ms)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 4: GraphSAGE Neighbor Aggregation ==='
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
WITH neighbor_features AS (
SELECT
e.source_id,
ruvector_mean(ARRAY_AGG(n.features)) AS mean_neighbor
FROM benchmark_edges e
JOIN benchmark_nodes n ON e.target_id = n.id
GROUP BY e.source_id
)
SELECT
s.id,
ruvector_concat(s.features, COALESCE(nf.mean_neighbor, s.features)) AS aggregated
FROM benchmark_nodes s
LEFT JOIN neighbor_features nf ON s.id = nf.source_id
LIMIT 50;
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 5: Sparse Vector Dot Product (Target: ~27ms)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 5: Sparse Dot Product ==='
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
SELECT
a.id AS id_a,
b.id AS id_b,
bench_sparse_dot(a.sparse_embedding, b.sparse_embedding) AS similarity
FROM benchmark_documents a
CROSS JOIN benchmark_documents b
WHERE a.id < b.id
LIMIT 500;
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 6: Graph Edge Lookup (Target: ~5ms)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 6: Graph Edge Lookup ==='
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
SELECT
e.*,
s.features AS source_features,
t.features AS target_features
FROM benchmark_edges e
JOIN benchmark_nodes s ON e.source_id = s.id
JOIN benchmark_nodes t ON e.target_id = t.id
WHERE e.source_id IN (SELECT id FROM benchmark_nodes ORDER BY random() LIMIT 10);
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 7: Scalar Quantization Compression (Target: ~75ms)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 7: Scalar Quantization ==='
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
SELECT
id,
octet_length(scalar_quantized) AS compressed_size,
ruvector_dim(original) * 4 AS original_size,
ROUND(100.0 * octet_length(scalar_quantized) / (ruvector_dim(original) * 4), 2) AS compression_ratio
FROM benchmark_quantized
LIMIT 100;
-- ============================================================================
-- Test 8: Binary Quantization + Hamming (Target: ~85ms)
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Test 8: Binary Quantization Search ==='
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
WITH query_binary AS (
SELECT ruvector_binary_quantize(ruvector_random(128)) AS q
)
SELECT
bq.id,
bench_hamming_distance(bq.binary_quantized, query_binary.q) AS hamming_dist
FROM benchmark_quantized bq, query_binary
ORDER BY hamming_dist
LIMIT 20;
-- ============================================================================
-- Summary
-- ============================================================================
\echo '=== Benchmark Summary ==='
SELECT
'benchmark_vectors' AS table_name,
COUNT(*) AS row_count,
pg_size_pretty(pg_relation_size('benchmark_vectors')) AS table_size,
pg_size_pretty(pg_indexes_size('benchmark_vectors')) AS index_size
FROM benchmark_vectors
UNION ALL
SELECT
'benchmark_documents',
COUNT(*),
pg_size_pretty(pg_relation_size('benchmark_documents')),
pg_size_pretty(pg_indexes_size('benchmark_documents'))
FROM benchmark_documents
UNION ALL
SELECT
'benchmark_nodes',
COUNT(*),
pg_size_pretty(pg_relation_size('benchmark_nodes')),
pg_size_pretty(pg_indexes_size('benchmark_nodes'))
FROM benchmark_nodes
UNION ALL
SELECT
'benchmark_edges',
COUNT(*),
pg_size_pretty(pg_relation_size('benchmark_edges')),
pg_size_pretty(pg_indexes_size('benchmark_edges'))
FROM benchmark_edges
UNION ALL
SELECT
'benchmark_quantized',
COUNT(*),
pg_size_pretty(pg_relation_size('benchmark_quantized')),
pg_size_pretty(pg_indexes_size('benchmark_quantized'))
FROM benchmark_quantized;
\timing off