Unlocking the Power of Contextual Retrieval with Anthropic
Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is a cutting-edge technique that leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) and vector databases to enhance the quality of user queries. RAG empowers LLMs by tapping into vast knowledge bases to provide more accurate responses. However, the traditional approach of RAG has its limitations. One major drawback is its reliance on vector similarity, which may struggle with unique user keywords. Additionally, RAG’s fragmentation of text into smaller chunks hinders the LLM from fully utilizing document contexts when generating responses. Anthropic’s innovative approach to contextual retrieval tackles these challenges head-on by incorporating BM25 indexing and enriching chunk contexts.
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