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lsh-index

v1.0.1

Published

Locality-Sensitive Hashing implementation for indexing vectors using random projections

Downloads

21

Readme

LSH Index

A TypeScript implementation of Locality-Sensitive Hashing for indexing similar items using random buckets.

References

Installation

Install the package using npm.

npm install lsh-index

Usage

Import and use the LSH class with your desired configuration:

import { LSH } from "lsh-index";

const lsh = new LSH({
  dimensions: 3,
  numProjections: 10,
  numBands: 5,
  bucketSize: 4
});

// Insert vectors
lsh.insert({ id: "point1", vector: [1, 2, 3] });
lsh.insert({ id: "point2", vector: [1.1, 2.1, 3.1] });

// Query similar vectors
const results = lsh.query({ vector: [1, 2, 3], maxDistance: 0.5 });

API

LSH(options)

Creates a new LSH instance for similarity search.

options

  • dimensions (number): Number of dimensions in your input vectors
  • numProjections (number): Number of random projections to use. Must be a multiple of numBands
  • numBands (number): Number of bands for LSH bucketing
  • bucketSize (number, optional): Size of each bucket for quantization (default: 4)
  • distanceMetric (function, optional): Custom distance metric function (default: Euclidean)

Note: The numProjections must be a multiple of numBands to ensure even distribution of projections across bands. For example, if you have 5 bands, valid values for numProjections would be 5, 10, 15, etc.

Methods

insert(params)

Inserts a vector into the LSH index.

  • params.id (string): Unique identifier for the vector
  • params.vector (number[]): Vector to insert

query(params)

Finds similar vectors within the specified distance.

  • params.vector (number[]): Query vector
  • params.maxDistance (number): Maximum distance threshold
  • Returns: Array of IDs of similar vectors

clear()

Removes all vectors from the index.

export()

Exports the current state of the LSH index.

License

MIT