Reset output block after each batch when combining classic indices #18
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When combining classic indices, for each batch the combinations of rows from each constituent index are written to an output block. The output block is reused for next batch. As we use bitwise OR operation to combine rows from the constituent indices, the output block should be reset to all 0s before being reused. Otherwise, previous set bits will be carried over to next batch and accumulating false positives till the end of the batch processing loop.
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Allowing streaming of COBS indexes
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When combining classic indices, for each batch the combinations of
rows from each constituent index are written to an output block. The
output block is reused for next batch.
As we use bitwise OR operation to combine rows from the constituent
indices, the output block should be reset to all 0s before being
reused. Otherwise, previous set bits will be carried over to next
batch and accumulating false positives till the end of the batch
processing loop.