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Implementing GraphRAG with Oracle AI Database 26ai: SQL Property Graphs, Vector Search, and Automated Graph Extraction
Key Takeaways Standard vector Retrieval-Augmented Generation, or RAG, retrieves chunks that are semantically similar to a question. That works well when the answer appears in a compact passage whose wording is close to the question. It becomes harder to inspect … Continue reading

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