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This may be useful in a generalized use case, but a problem is that many of those results again will add noise. For any use case where you want contextual resu
by CharlieDigital 3y ago
This may be useful in a generalized use case, but a problem is that many of those results again will add noise.
For any use case where you want contextual results, you need to be able to either filter the search scope or use RAG to pre-define the acceptable corpus.
- panarky 3y ago> you need to be able to either filter the search scope or use RAG ... Unless you can get nearly perfect recall with millions of tokens, which is the claim made here.