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1.`IVFFlatIndex`: The type-erased C++ class interface to an IVF index.
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2.`ivf_flat_index`: The typed C++ class that implements the IVF index.
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3.`ivf_flat_index_group`: The C++ class that represents the TileDB comprising the arrays that make up the IVF index (centroids, partititioned vectors, partitioned ids, index, etc.).
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3.`ivf_flat_group`: The C++ class that represents the TileDB comprising the arrays that make up the IVF index (centroids, partititioned vectors, partitioned ids, index, etc.).
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4.`ivf_flat_index_metadata`: The C++ class that represents the metadata for the group (types of the arrays, history of the group, etc.)
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## Design Principles
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The `ivf_flat_index` is simply an inverted index. It is not "aware" of anything
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having to do with TileDB arrays, including URIs, groups, arrays, metadata, and the
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like. That is all handled by the `ivf_flat_index_group` class.
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like. That is all handled by the `ivf_flat_group` class.
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The `ivf_flat_index_group` is the interface between the `ivf_flat_index` and the
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The `ivf_flat_group` is the interface between the `ivf_flat_index` and the
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TileDB index arrays. It contains all of the information necessary to fill the
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arrays in an `ivf_flat_index` at a given timestamp.
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The `ivf_flat_index_metadata` class encapsulates metadata in a class separate from
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`ivf_flat_index_group` for the sake of convenience.
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`ivf_flat_group` for the sake of convenience.
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## Functionality
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