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So, we propose to do this sort of K-nearest-neighbors-type extension per source in the embedding space. You can register for a live demo of Snorkel Flow on February 16 which will feature the platform’s new FM capabilities. We’re essentially propagating the votes to nearby points that have abstains.
So, we propose to do this sort of K-nearest-neighbors-type extension per source in the embedding space. You can register for a live demo of Snorkel Flow on February 16 which will feature the platform’s new FM capabilities. We’re essentially propagating the votes to nearby points that have abstains.
Another driver behind RAG’s popularity is its ease of implementation and the existence of mature vector search solutions, such as those offered by Amazon Kendra (see Amazon Kendra launches Retrieval API ) and Amazon OpenSearch Service (see k-NearestNeighbor (k-NN) search in Amazon OpenSearch Service ), among others.
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