The Only Embedding Model You Need for RAG
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Top Comments (10)
Also multivectors will explode the storage and also increase compute resources (memory) for searching/querying. Eg: If a document has 500 pages and each page has 1038 vectors. So for ONE query against ONE page we're doing: n * 1038 vector comparisons. And for a 500 pages corpus: n * 1038 * 500 vector comparisons. This creates a massive cartesian product. For example, if n=10 (for query): 10,380 comparisons per page 5,190,000 comparisons for 500 pages. Do you think it would be helpful to use cohere approach here?
Forgot to make the notebook public. Sorry to everyone for that. Its now accessible: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1TFK4KLqEnddmgyzgjO7oNNw7nZWsdR09?usp=sharing
And what about licence? It's not MIT or Apache 2.0, so we should pay for it.
Hello all. Guys, what can you say about Dolphin (Bytedance) Document Image Parsing for AI Assistant with RAG for PDFs that consist not only text, but images and tables also?
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RAG Beyond Basics Course: https://prompt-s-site.thinkific.com/courses/rag
Great explanation, thank you!
Good stuff, I will write an article abt it, this is awesome ...
Great video. Several times when you said "but that's not it" you could have said "but that's not all!" because each one of the points seemed important on its own.
Please do a more detailed one on jina embedding model.
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Top Comments (10)
Also multivectors will explode the storage and also increase compute resources (memory) for searching/querying. Eg: If a document has 500 pages and each page has 1038 vectors. So for ONE query against ONE page we're doing: n * 1038 vector comparisons. And for a 500 pages corpus: n * 1038 * 500 vector comparisons. This creates a massive cartesian product. For example, if n=10 (for query): 10,380 comparisons per page 5,190,000 comparisons for 500 pages. Do you think it would be helpful to use cohere approach here?
Forgot to make the notebook public. Sorry to everyone for that. Its now accessible: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1TFK4KLqEnddmgyzgjO7oNNw7nZWsdR09?usp=sharing
And what about licence? It's not MIT or Apache 2.0, so we should pay for it.
Hello all. Guys, what can you say about Dolphin (Bytedance) Document Image Parsing for AI Assistant with RAG for PDFs that consist not only text, but images and tables also?
Perfect 🎉
RAG Beyond Basics Course: https://prompt-s-site.thinkific.com/courses/rag
Great explanation, thank you!
Good stuff, I will write an article abt it, this is awesome ...
Great video. Several times when you said "but that's not it" you could have said "but that's not all!" because each one of the points seemed important on its own.
Please do a more detailed one on jina embedding model.