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RAG can't create associations to data that isn't superficially (found by the indexing strategy) assosciated to the query. For example, you might query about one
by zamalek 3y ago
RAG can't create associations to data that isn't superficially (found by the indexing strategy) assosciated to the query. For example, you might query about one presidential candidate and lose out on the context of all other presidential candidates (probably a bad example, but gets the point across).
It is "search and summarize." It is not "glean new conclusions." That being said, "search and summarize" is probably good for 80%.
LoRA is an improvement, but I have seen benchmarks showing that it struggles to make as deep inferences as regular training does.
There isn't a one-size fits all... Yet.
- henry-aryn-ai 3y agoWell, theoretically you should be able to replace the "search" part of "search and summarize" with more analytics-y things - counts, aggregations, joins, whatever - and throw some prompt formatting at it and I'll bet you can get some pretty good conclusions out of an LLM. Not sure you can call it RAG, but that can probably cover a good 90% of the remaining 20%