[NO ISSUE] Bringing over some good changes from PR #316 to Server

Author: sarahlwelton

modules/search/pages/search-request-params.adoc

@@ -285,40 +285,6 @@ If you reduce your `ivf_max_codes_pct` value, the Search Service accesses fewer
 In the example, the Search Service searches only `0.2%` of the available centroids in your vector data. 
 |====
 
-[#knn-params]
-=== Knn params Object 
-
-Use the `params` object inside a `knn` object to fine tune the probes and centroids the Search Services uses and searches while running a Vector Search request. 
-
-The `params` object can contain the following properties: 
-
-[cols="1,1,1,4"]
-|====
-|Property |Type |Required? |Description
-
-|ivf_nprobe_pct |Number (percentage) |No a|
-
-Set the `ivf_nprobe_pct` value to control the percentage of probes, or the percentage of clusters, that the Search Service searches during a single Vector Search query.
-
-The Search Service automatically calculates a default `nprobe` percentage based on the vectors in a given partition of your Vector Search index.
-For more information about this calculation, see xref:vector-search:fine-tune-vector-search.adoc[].
-
-If you set the value of `ivf_nprobe_pct` higher than this default calculated value, the Search Service will search a higher percentage of clusters in your processed vectors.
-This can increase your accuracy and recall for Vector Search, but requires more compute time for each query. 
-
-In the example, the Search Service searches only `1%` of the total available clusters. 
-
-|ivf_max_codes_pct |Number (percentage out of 100) |No a|
-
-Set the `ivf_max_codes_pct` value to control the maximum number of centroids that the Search Service accesses during a single Vector Search query. 
-
-By default, this value is always 100%. 
-
-If you reduce your `ivf_max_codes_pct` value, the Search Service accesses fewer centroids, which reduces your Vector Search accuracy and recall, but gives faster compute times for your search. 
-
-In the example, the Search Service searches only `0.2%` of the available centroids in your vector data. 
-|====
-
 [#query-object]
 == Query Object