Complex Dot-Products and Geo-Spatial Analysis #98
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With new CPU generation matching functionality, SimSIMD compiles more backends on Intel Ice Lake and AMD Genoa CPUs.
Support complex vectors
- Function signature changed - Distance type scaled from f32 to f64 - IvyBridge is deprecated - Dot-products moved to a different file
This patch also provides the missing `dot_f16c_neon` and `vdot_f16c_neon` implementations.
FMLA extensions require Arm v8.3+.
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This is a packed redesign! Let's start with what's cool about it and later cover the mechanics.
complex32Python type ... that:SimSIMD is now the fastest and most popular library for computing half-precision products/similarities for Fourier Series and other complex data 🥳