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

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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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Enterprise-grade natural language to SQL generation using LLMs: Balancing accuracy, latency, and scale

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These tables house complex domain-specific schemas, with instances of nested tables and multi-dimensional data that require complex database queries and domain-specific knowledge for data retrieval. The solution uses the data domain to construct prompt inputs for the generative LLM.

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Roadmap to learning Large Language Models

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and other large language models (LLMs) have transformed natural language processing (NLP). Any serious applications of LLMs require an understanding of nuances in how LLMs work, embeddings, vector databases, retrieval augmented generation (RAG), orchestration frameworks, and more.

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Meet Quivr: An Open-Source Project Designed to Store and Retrieve Unstructured Information like a Second Brain

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It is also called the second brain as it can store data that is not arranged according to a present data model or schema and, therefore, cannot be stored in a traditional relational database or RDBMS. It has an official website from which you can access the premium version of Quivr by clicking on the button ‘Try demo.’

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Getting started with Amazon Titan Text Embeddings

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Embeddings play a key role in natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning (ML). Text embedding refers to the process of transforming text into numerical representations that reside in a high-dimensional vector space. The example matches a user’s query to the closest entries in an in-memory vector database.

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Harnessing the power of enterprise data with generative AI: Insights from Amazon Kendra, LangChain, and large language models

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Instead of relying solely on their pre-trained knowledge, RAG allows models to pull data from documents, databases, and more. This means that as new data becomes available, it can be added to the retrieval database without needing to retrain the entire model. Memory efficiency – LLMs require significant memory to store parameters.

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Improve your Stable Diffusion prompts with Retrieval Augmented Generation

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is a process in which a language model retrieves contextual documents from an external data source and uses this information to generate more accurate and informative text. This technique is particularly useful for knowledge-intensive natural language processing (NLP) tasks.

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