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Disk index size refers to the space the index files occupy on persistent storage, which determines deployment cost, backup and migration burden, and cold-start loading time; in-memory residency refers to the size of the data structures that must be loaded into RAM during queries, which directly affects the number of concurrent queries a single machine can handle and hardware selection.
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