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Yeah referencing is the way to go, as even finetuning probably captures style more than concrete facts. I know with large context windows we don't really RAG an
by efskap 1mo ago
Yeah referencing is the way to go, as even finetuning probably captures style more than concrete facts. I know with large context windows we don't really RAG anymore, but for owner's manual lookup with a smaller model it seems ideal.
Something every LLM user ends up learning is that they're far better used as search and summarization tools than as knowledge databases in themselves.
- HPsquared 1mo agoThe hard part is finding the correct owners manual. Also in many cases the owners manual is generic and covers many options and trim levels. Edit: this applies to service manuals too
- Kim_Bruning 1mo agoA model's internal knowledge is great! It's useful as initial priors to speed up the REAL search.