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This pull request improves error handling in the HGraphAnalyzer::SetQuery method by adding a check to ensure the query dataset contains valid float32 vectors before copying data. If the dataset is empty or not of the expected type, an error is logged and the function returns false early.

Error handling improvements:

  • Added a check to verify that query->GetFloat32Vectors() is not nullptr before copying data; logs an error and returns false if the dataset is empty or not float32.

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This pull request enhances the stability and reliability of the HGraphAnalyzer component by implementing crucial validation for incoming query data. It ensures that only properly formatted and non-empty float32 vector datasets are processed, thereby preventing runtime errors and improving the overall robustness of the analysis workflow.

Highlights

  • Error Handling Improvement: Added a nullptr check for the query dataset's float32 vectors in the HGraphAnalyzer::SetQuery method to prevent potential crashes when processing invalid data.
  • Robustness: The system now logs an error and returns false early if the query dataset is empty or not of the expected float32 type, ensuring more robust data processing.
  • Code Formatting: A missing newline at the end of the hgraph_analyzer.cpp file was added for consistent formatting.

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This pull request correctly identifies and fixes a critical issue in HGraphAnalyzer::SetQuery where query vectors were not being copied, and it also adds a necessary nullptr check to prevent potential crashes. The error handling is improved by returning early if the query dataset is invalid. I have one suggestion to further refine the implementation using a C++17 feature for better readability and to avoid a redundant function call. The other change is a minor formatting fix, which is also good.

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if (query->GetFloat32Vectors() != nullptr) {
std::memcpy(query_sample_datas_.data(),
query->GetFloat32Vectors(),
query_sample_size_ * dim_ * sizeof(float));
} else {
logger::error("Query dataset is empty or not float32");
return false;
}

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To improve readability and avoid calling query->GetFloat32Vectors() twice, you can use an if statement with an initializer (a C++17 feature). This makes the code more concise and efficient.

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if (query->GetFloat32Vectors() != nullptr) {
std::memcpy(query_sample_datas_.data(),
query->GetFloat32Vectors(),
query_sample_size_ * dim_ * sizeof(float));
} else {
logger::error("Query dataset is empty or not float32");
return false;
}
if (const float* query_vectors = query->GetFloat32Vectors()) {
std::memcpy(query_sample_datas_.data(),
query_vectors,
query_sample_size_ * dim_ * sizeof(float));
} else {
logger::error("Query dataset is empty or not float32");
return false;
}

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