Distribution-Based Score Fusion (DBSF) normalizes scores based on the statistical distribution of each result set before combining them. DBSF produces balanced rankings when different searches have different score distributions, such as combining semantic search with keyword search. The example below creates a collection, inserts 100 sample points with metadata, and runs two vector searches with different query characteristics. It then passes both result sets to the DBSF fusion function, which normalizes the scores from each search and combines them into a single ranked list of the top 10 results.Documentation Index
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id: The unique identifier of the matching pointscore: Normalized fused score based on score distributionspayload: Metadata object from the matching point
- Combining searches with different score ranges or distributions
- One search type consistently produces higher raw scores than another
- You need normalized scores that reflect relative relevance across search types