Hey @shobhit9957,

Sorry for the missunderstanding, this is correct, but you will need to implement the private method.

Can you please elaborate on that meaning private method..., how can I do that in private method

hey joan, once check this :

def num_docs(self) -> int:
    """
    Get the number of documents.
    """
    if self._num_docs == 0:
        # Replace the old method with the new one
        self._num_docs = self._get_num_docs_hnsw()
    return self._num_docs

def _get_num_docs_hnsw(self) -> int:
    """
    Get the number of documents using the HNSW method.
    This method should return the count of documents using the new technique.
    """
    # Implement your logic here to get the count using the HNSW method
    # For example, you might access some data or perform calculations
    # that help you quickly determine the number of documents.
    # Then return the count.
    return calculated_num_docs

is this correct?

hey joan, once check this :

def num_docs(self) -> int:
    """
    Get the number of documents.
    """
    if self._num_docs == 0:
        # Replace the old method with the new one
        self._num_docs = self._get_num_docs_hnsw()
    return self._num_docs

def _get_num_docs_hnsw(self) -> int:
    """
    Get the number of documents using the HNSW method.
    This method should return the count of documents using the new technique.
    """
    # Implement your logic here to get the count using the HNSW method
    # For example, you might access some data or perform calculations
    # that help you quickly determine the number of documents.
    # Then return the count.
    return calculated_num_docs

is this correct?

Yes, and this computation shpuld come from inside the hnsw indices