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by ZephyrBlu
1052 days ago
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Not a tutorial, but TLDR vector DBs are specialized DBs that store embeddings. Embeddings are vector representations of data (E.g. text or images), which means you can compare them in a quantifiable way. This enables use cases like semantic search and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) as mentioned in the article. Semantic search is: I search for "royal" and I get results that mention "king" or "queen" because they are semantically similar. RAG is: I make a query asking, "tell me about the English royal family", semantically similar information is fetched using semantic search and provided as context to an LLM to generate an answer. |
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