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MongoRAG: Leveraging MongoDB Atlas as a Vector Database with Databricks-Deployed Embedding Model and LLMs for Retrieval-Augmented Generation

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Retrieval Augmented Generation generally consists of Three major steps, I will explain them briefly down below – Information Retrieval The very first step involves retrieving relevant information from a knowledge base, database, or vector database, where we store the embeddings of the data from which we will retrieve information.

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Multi-tenancy in RAG applications in a single Amazon Bedrock knowledge base with metadata filtering

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Additionally, we dive into integrating common vector database solutions available for Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases and how these integrations enable advanced metadata filtering and querying capabilities.

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Enhance your Amazon Redshift cloud data warehouse with easier, simpler, and faster machine learning using Amazon SageMaker Canvas

AWS Machine Learning Blog

For this post we’ll use a provisioned Amazon Redshift cluster. Set up the Amazon Redshift cluster We’ve created a CloudFormation template to set up the Amazon Redshift cluster. Implementation steps Load data to the Amazon Redshift cluster Connect to your Amazon Redshift cluster using Query Editor v2.

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Top Gen AI Demos of AI Applications With MLRun

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Each of these demos can be adapted to a number of industries and customized to specific needs. You can also watch the complete library of demos here. Output structured data is stored in a database, accessible for reporting or downstream applications. Watch the smart call center analysis app demo.

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Visualizing graph data without a graph database

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Visualizing graph data doesn’t necessarily depend on a graph database… Working on a graph visualization project? You might assume that graph databases are the way to go – they have the word “graph” in them, after all. Do I need a graph database? It depends on your project. Unstructured? Under construction?

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Unlocking generative AI for enterprises: How SnapLogic powers their low-code Agent Creator using Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Agent Creator is a versatile extension to the SnapLogic platform that is compatible with modern databases, APIs, and even legacy mainframe systems, fostering seamless integration across various data environments. The following demo shows Agent Creator in action. Chunker Snap – Segments large texts into manageable pieces.

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How SnapLogic built a text-to-pipeline application with Amazon Bedrock to translate business intent into action

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The SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform (IIP) enables organizations to realize enterprise-wide automation by connecting their entire ecosystem of applications, databases, big data, machines and devices, APIs, and more with pre-built, intelligent connectors called Snaps.

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