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GTS is a GPU-based tree index for fast similarity search over high-dimensional vector data, providing an efficient ANN index structure that can be integrated into or used to build high-performance vector database systems.

BANG is a billion-scale approximate nearest neighbor search system optimized for single GPU execution, enabling high-performance vector search in vector database environments at massive scale.

RTNN is a research prototype system and codebase that accelerates high-dimensional nearest neighbor search using hardware ray tracing units on modern GPUs. It targets vector similarity search workloads common in AI applications, exploring ray-tracing hardware as an alternative acceleration path to traditional CPU- or CUDA-based ANN indexes.

AiSAQ is an all-in-storage approximate nearest neighbor search system that uses product quantization to enable DRAM-free vector similarity search, serving as a specialized vector search/indexing approach for large-scale information retrieval.

This work by Jingfan Meng is a comprehensive research thesis on efficient locality-sensitive hashing (LSH), covering algorithmic solutions, core primitives, and applications for approximate nearest neighbor search. It is relevant to vector databases because LSH-based indexing is a foundational technique for scalable similarity search over high-dimensional vectors, informing the design of vector indexes, retrieval engines, and similarity search modules in modern vector database systems.

Adanns is a framework for adaptive semantic search, focusing on efficient and scalable similarity search in high-dimensional vector spaces. Its relevance to 'Awesome Vector Databases' lies in its support for advanced vector search techniques suitable for AI and machine learning applications.