RAG
Explain how retrieval-augmented generation works, and the roles Embedding, vector databases, and resorting play in enterprise knowledge base Q&A.
Explain how retrieval-augmented generation works, and the roles Embedding, vector databases, and resorting play in enterprise knowledge base Q&A.
RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) is a technique that lets a large language model look things up before answering: before generating a response, th...
When a link from an AI won't open, it's usually fabricated: a pure chat model has no real URL database — its links are generated to look plausible, an...
The context window is the upper limit on how many tokens a model can "see" at once: the prompt, the conversation history, retrieved documents, plus th...
A vector database is a database specifically designed to store, index, and query vector data. Ordinary databases excel at precise field-based queries,...
Embedding can be understood as converting text, images, audio, and other content into a string of digital vectors. AI can search by semantic not becau...
RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Generation, commonly called Retrieval-Augmented Generation in Chinese. Its core is not to have the model remember a...