HelloGitHub has been hearing from users that their search function isn’t cutting it for finding open-source projects.
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is the process of optimizing the output of a language model by retrieving relevant information from a knowledge base before generating a response.
OceanBase’s open-source RAG chatbot is designed to deliver spot-on answers to user's document related queries through natural conversation.
To build a RAG system from scratch 'OceanBase' is a good choice due to the training tutorial tailored for beginners.
To boost the question-answering game, the data is optimized deep within where imported tables are made into cleaner and more precise content.
The RAG chatbot has gone through process optimization using the Tongyi Qianwen text-embedding-v3 model for debugging.
To optimize RAG, data quality is crucial, with retrieval making sure the relevant content is pulled up quickly and accurately.
OceanBase’s distributed architecture shines when dealing with massive data, making it ideal for RAG applications that require frequent data updates and synchronization.
In addition to vector data, RAG databases need to support hybrid searches of relational data, graph search (knowledge graph), and real-time queries with low-latency responses, transaction processing, and high availability.
The future of OceanBase is promising in RAG technology.