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Batched Feedback and the Random-Access Wall in Search-Based Graph Construction
Navigable graphs for nearest-neighbor search are built either incrementally, each inserted point searching a graph that mutates as construction proceeds, or in batch over a fixed substrate, which buys determinism and parallelism at a price in build time. We measure that price and find where it comes
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