A Chutoro instance is constructed with ChutoroBuilder, followed by
invocation of run with a DataSource implementation.
use chutoro_core::{ChutoroBuilder, DataSource, DataSourceError, ExecutionStrategy};
struct Dummy(Vec<f32>);
impl DataSource for Dummy {
fn len(&self) -> usize { self.0.len() }
fn name(&self) -> &str { "dummy" }
fn distance(&self, i: usize, j: usize) -> Result<f32, DataSourceError> {
let a = self.0.get(i).ok_or(DataSourceError::OutOfBounds { index: i })?;
let b = self.0.get(j).ok_or(DataSourceError::OutOfBounds { index: j })?;
Ok((a - b).abs())
}
}
let chutoro = ChutoroBuilder::new()
.with_min_cluster_size(8)
.with_execution_strategy(ExecutionStrategy::CpuOnly)
.build()?;
let result = chutoro.run(&Dummy(vec![1.0, 2.0, 4.0, 8.0]))?;
assert_eq!(result.cluster_count(), 1);
# Ok::<(), chutoro_core::ChutoroError>(())
On CPU builds, with_hnsw_params configures both one-shot batch runs and
incremental sessions. For a batch run, max_connections and ef_construction
are passed to CPU HNSW construction. The configured max_connections and the
effective, dataset-bounded construction-search width derived from
ef_construction are included when estimating the run's peak memory for a
limit set with with_max_bytes:
use chutoro_core::{ChutoroBuilder, HnswParams};
let chutoro = ChutoroBuilder::new()
.with_min_cluster_size(2)
.with_hnsw_params(HnswParams::new(32, 128)?)
.with_max_bytes(1_073_741_824)
.build()?;
let result = chutoro.run(&Dummy(vec![1.0, 2.0, 4.0, 8.0]))?;
# Ok::<(), chutoro_core::ChutoroError>(())
When the estimate exceeds the configured limit, run returns
ChutoroError::MemoryLimitExceeded before allocating the pipeline. Omitting
with_max_bytes leaves this guard disabled.
When the metrics feature is enabled, one-shot runs emit bounded batch
metrics. The chutoro.batch.runs_total counter has the labels backend,
outcome, and error_code. backend is one of cpu, gpu, or unavailable;
outcome is success or error; and error_code is none for successful
runs or the stable ChutoroErrorCode string for failures. The resource
histograms use only the bounded backend label:
chutoro.batch.max_connections(Count) records the configured HNSW connection width.chutoro.batch.effective_ef_construction(Count) records the dataset- bounded HNSW construction-search width.chutoro.batch.estimated_bytes(Bytes) records the estimated peak memory.chutoro.batch.memory_limit_bytes(Bytes) records the configured memory limit when one is present.
The stable ChutoroErrorCode vocabulary includes
CHUTORO_INVALID_MIN_CLUSTER_SIZE, CHUTORO_EMPTY_SOURCE,
CHUTORO_INSUFFICIENT_ITEMS, CHUTORO_BACKEND_UNAVAILABLE,
CHUTORO_DATA_SOURCE_FAILURE, CHUTORO_CPU_HNSW_FAILURE,
CHUTORO_CPU_MST_FAILURE, CHUTORO_CPU_HIERARCHY_FAILURE, and
CHUTORO_MEMORY_LIMIT_EXCEEDED. The CHUTORO_INVALID_MIN_CLUSTER_SIZE code is
reported during builder validation; the remaining applicable codes can be
reported as run outcomes. Neither these metrics nor the batch decision-point
tracing includes source names, source paths, or source payload data.
The public run_cpu_pipeline entry point has been removed. Migrate callers to
ChutoroBuilder::build()?.run(&source), which applies the same validated
configuration and run preconditions as the supported batch API.
ExecutionStrategy::Auto runs the CPU backend. The gpu feature prepares the
orchestration surface for a future accelerator backend; requesting
ExecutionStrategy::GpuPreferred currently yields BackendUnavailable.