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Comment #43253354
RAGFlow v0.17.0 now enables Agentic Reasoning for Deep Research, integrating any LLM — no RLM dependency required.
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Show HN: Infinity – Incredibly fast database for RAG with powerful hybrid search
Hybrid search of bm25,dense vector and sparse vector, and tensor based reranking(ColBERT). Technology details: https://medium.com/@infiniflowai/dense-vector-sparse-vector-...
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Comment #40982661
Because colbert is not an end-to-end solution. As seen for RAGatouille, it has integrated colbertv2 into this repo. However, it's not a database, we implement tensor within infinit…
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Comment #40982630
paradedb could also deliver three-way hybrid search through pg_vector, pg_sparse and pg_search. Compared with paradedb, infinity has following advantages: 1. Performance The perfor…
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Comment #40982560
A noticeble work to demostrate the effectiveness of hybrid search is blended rag by IBM research ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.07220 ), which has shown that 3-way hybrid search coul…
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Comment #40982038
There are some vector databases that already include both dense vector search and sparse vector search, such as qdrant. A hybrid search of these 2 does not solve many problems well…
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Comment #40982016
Hi, I'm one of the creators of infinity, and the article has mentioned about the sparse vector vs bm25. While the sparse vector performs well under some evaluations, it is obtained…
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Comment #40936366
From the viewpoint of RAG 2.0, during the stage of indexing or pre-processing, such approaches as knowledge graph is a MUST to resolve such issues as multi hop question answering, …
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Comment #40727395
From 0.8, RAGFlow( https://github.com/infiniflow/ragflow ) will provide no code workflow orchestration. This article describes what kind of graph orchestration engine is needed, an…
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Comment #40530785
RRF is a simple and effective means of fused ranking for multiple recall. Within our open source RAG product RAGFlow( https://github.com/infiniflow/ragflow ), Elasticsearch is curr…
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Comment #40351602
I read the paper and there are some similarities between ZenDB and RAGFlow, but also many differences. The goal of RAGFlow is to use computer vision models to recognize the structu…
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Comment #39903903
Actually we've tried almost all lof existing open source models for document processing, and none of them performs well for complex documents, especially those having complicated t…
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Comment #39903392
Thanks for your nice suggestion. We train the model using YOLO, but during inference, the model is converted into ONNX and we use ONNXRuntime for the model inference. As a result, …
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Comment #39902662
We've used YOLOv8 as the object detection model, and use some public datasets, such as PubTable, CDLA, together with some private data to train the model. The model on Huggingface …
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Comment #39902447
Hi, buddy, I'm sorry to make you feel like we don't take women's voices into account. We came up with this name because RAG is already a consensus, as an acronym for retrieval augm…
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Comment #38172358
RAG requires at least both dense retrieval as well as sparse retrieval, vector search is used to serve as the former one.
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Comment #38161095
Congratulations! Vespa is by far the best open source search engine even starts from more than twenty years before. The code base is complicated to support web scale search and rig…
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Comment #10150571
What's the relationship between Fenzo and Titan, and when Titan will be made open source?