This post explores how to build an advanced RAG application using a technique called Query Routing. Query Routing enables the application to make decisions based on a user's query, selecting the most appropriate action from predefined choices such as retrieving context from multiple data sources, using different indexes, or performing a web search. Various types of Query Routers are discussed, including LLM Selector Router, LLM Function Calling Router, Semantic Router, and more. Example implementations demonstrate how to create Query Routers and enhance the decision-making capabilities of RAG applications.
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Build an Advanced RAG App: Query RoutingThe problem with Advanced RAG ApplicationsWhat is Query Routing?Which are the choices for the Query Router?Types of Query RoutersSingle choice routing vs Multiple choice routingExample implementation of a Query RouterConclusion3 Comments
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