Milvus Vector Lookup Processor
The Milvus Lookup Processor in Gathr is your tool for extracting valuable insights from your data.
It allows you to explore and analyze information by performing lookups based on vectors or IDs.
This topic helps you configure the Milvus Lookup processor.
Processor Configuration
Configure the processor parameters as explained below.
Connection Name
A connection name can be selected from the list if you have created and saved connection details for OpenAI earlier. Or create one as explained in the topic - Milvus Connection →
Username
Provide the username with access to Milvus.
Password
Provide the password to authenticate the Milvus user.
Database Name
The name of the database to be connected. If left blank, the ‘Default’ database will be used for connection.
Collection
Select the collection of Milvus database to perform lookup on its data.
Collection Info
Additional information about the selected collection will be provided in the collection info section.
Index
Select the index on which lookup should be performed. Only indexes with vector datatype will get listed.
Index Info
Additional information about the selected index will be provided in the index info section.
Index Vector Field
Select the indexed vector field on which the lookup should be performed.
Input Column
Select the input vector column with which the Lookup has to be performed with the index vector data.
Metric Type
Select the distance metric that will be used to measure the degree of similarity between two vectors. Supported distance metrics are L2, IP, COSINE.
Filter Expressions
Provide a single line expression to filter data. Example: word_count <= 11000
Extra Params
Search parameter(s) specific to the index.
Top Matches
Specify the number of top matches to retrieve. Example: Enter ‘5’ to get the top 5 matches.
OUTPUT CONFIGURATION
Id Column
The column in which you want to insert the Id of the matched results.
Score Column
The column in which you want to insert the score of the matched results.
INDEX METADATA
Attribute
Select the name of the metadata attribute to be parsed.
Output Column
Select a column name where the parsed metadata attribute should be captured.
Data Type
Select the data type of the metadata attribute being stored.
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