Weaviate Client

{"name": "vector", "dataType": ["vector", "512"]} # Adjust vector size as needed ] } ) # Add data data_object = DataObject(client) data_object.create( { "class": "Article", "properties": { …

client = weaviate.Client("http://localhost:8080") # Create a new schema for my data schema = { "class": "MyClass", "properties": [ {"name": "my_property", "dataType": ["text"]} ] } # Create the schema in Weaviate clien…

By following these steps and adding debugging information, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue causing the `Error: unable to retrieve data`. [Turn 2236] User: hmm, what if I need to query both text and vector data simultan…

### Example Code with Debugging Steps Let's walk through the code and add some debugging steps to identify the issue. #### 1. Verify Weaviate Server Status Ensure the Weaviate server is running and accessible. ```python import weaviate …

print(f"Failed to create schema: {e}") # Add some data to the schema data = [{"my_property": "Hello World"}] try: client.data_object.create(data[0], "MyClass") print("Data inserted successfully.") except Exception as e: pr…

print("Query successful:") print(result) ``` ### Example with Vector Search If you want to perform a vector search and retrieve both text and vector data, you can use the `nearVector` filter: ```python # Perform a vector search query_vec…

.with_near_vector(near_vector_128) .with_limit(10) .do() ) print("Vector search query successful (size 128):") print(result_128) query_vector_256 = [0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8] * 64 # Example query vector of size 256 near_vector_256 …

self.name = name self.vector = vector # Add some test data test_data = [ TestData("Test 1", [0.1, 0.2, 0.3]), TestData("Test 2", [0.4, 0.5, 0.6]), ] # Upload the test data to Weaviate for data in test_data: cli…

- `decrypt_vector`: Decrypts the vector, decodes it from base64, and deserializes it back to a list. 2. **Weaviate Client**: - Initialize the Weaviate client without specifying encryption directly. - Encrypt the vectors before sto…

# Create a Weaviate client client = weaviate.Client("http://localhost:8080") # Create a class for our data class TestData: def __init__(self, name, vector): self.name = name self.vector = vector # Add some test data te…

decrypted_vector = decrypt_vector(result["vector"]) print(f"Name: {result['name']}, Vector: {decrypted_vector}") ``` ### Explanation 1. **Encryption Functions**: - `encrypt_vector`: Serializes the vector to bytes, encodes it in…

[Turn 4940] User: I'm trying to assess Weaviate 1.20.0 for its search time on 300K vectors, but I'm having trouble understanding how it compares to other alternatives like FAISS 1.7.4, which I've also been testing for its 180ms search time …

print(f"Weaviate time: {weaviate_time} seconds") print(f"FAISS time: {faiss_time} seconds") ``` ->-> 5,10 [Turn 4941] Assistant: Certainly! To properly benchmark Weaviate and FAISS, you'll want to measure both the indexing time and the sea…