retrieval-augmented-generation and RAG-Overview
About retrieval-augmented-generation
VectorInstitute/retrieval-augmented-generation
Reference Implementations for the RAG bootcamp
This collection provides examples for building applications that can answer questions using up-to-date or private information, going beyond what a large language model was originally trained on. You input a question and relevant external data (like documents, web pages, or database records), and it outputs an accurate, specific answer. It's designed for developers, data scientists, and AI engineers looking to create smart assistants or search tools.
About RAG-Overview
ALucek/RAG-Overview
An intuitive approach towards understanding how Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) systems work, for the curious yet daunted reader
This resource helps anyone curious about how Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) systems function, especially if you've felt intimidated by the technical details. It explains how providing relevant, current, or specialized information alongside a question can dramatically improve the accuracy of large language model responses. The target audience is non-technical professionals who want to grasp the core concepts of RAG without diving into code.
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