Introduction to Header-Only Xor and Binary Fuse Filter Library
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Summary
The article introduces a header-only library for Xor and Binary Fuse Filters, which are faster and more concise alternatives to Bloom filters. These filters are compressible and smaller than cuckoo filters, making them suitable for production systems.
Key quotes
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Xor filters and binary fuse filters are faster and more concise alternative to Bloom filters.
They are also smaller than cuckoo filters. They are used in production systems.
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