⚡ Bolt: Optimize distance calculations in topological clustering#143
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💡 What: Replaced exact Euclidean distance calls in
auto_k_selectionandDBSCAN::region_querywith inline squared distance calculation loops containing early exits, and fixed an epsilon control law bug inGeometricGovernor.🎯 Why: In topological clustering, only neighborhood membership (
d < epsilon) is required, not exact distance values. Computinglibm::sqrtand iterating over all dimensions for distant points introduces unnecessary overhead on critical hot paths. The governor bug fix ensures the adaptive threshold controller properly handles high load.📊 Impact: Significant reduction in computational overhead for high-dimensional clustering by bypassing expensive
sqrtcalls and redundant dimension summations for non-neighbors.🔬 Measurement: Verify using
cargo test -p aether-coreand running profiling traces.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3324966427508775332 started by @teerthsharma