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RAG Chunking Visualizer

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Visualize how different chunking strategies split documents before vectorization.

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Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is a technique that enhances large language models by retrieving relevant external knowledge before generating a response. This approach combines the power of pre-trained language models with the ability to access up-to-date information from external databases or document collections. RAG systems typically work by first encoding the input query into a vector representation, then searching a vector database for similar document chunks. The retrieved chunks are then concatenated with the original query and passed to the language model for response generation. This technique has become increasingly popular in enterprise applications where accuracy and grounding in factual data are critical requirements. Companies like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have all integrated RAG patterns into their AI offerings. The key advantage of RAG over fine-tuning is that it allows models to access new information without retraining, making it cost-effective and rapidly updatable.

Chunking Strategy

Chunk Size: 100

Overlap: 20

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