RAG Flashcards
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What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)?
An approach that enhances LLMs by retrieving and integrating external knowledge sources at query time.
How does Document-based RAG differ from Traditional LLMs?
Document-based RAG adds factual grounding by retrieving relevant text passages before generation.
What additional benefit does Knowledge Graph RAG provide over Document-based RAG?
It adds structured precision through retrieval of triples and multi-hop graph relations.
What is Hybrid Multi-source RAG?
A system combining multiple retrieval sources (text, graph, embeddings) for comprehensive knowledge integration.
List the four core KG-RAG components outlined in the lecture.
1) Query understanding & translation
2) Knowledge graph retrieval
3) Context formatting & integration
4) Enhanced response generation
Name three application domains for KG-RAG mentioned in the lecture.
Question answering, domain-specific assistance (e.g., medical, research), enterprise search.
What are the three initial challenges highlighted for KG-RAG?
Query translation, schema alignment, handling incomplete knowledge.
Define the ‘query translation accuracy’ challenge in KG-RAG.
Converting complex natural-language queries into precise SPARQL while handling ambiguity.
What is the ‘schema alignment’ challenge in KG-RAG?
Matching user terminology with the knowledge graph schema and dealing with different formats.
Explain the ‘incomplete knowledge’ challenge in KG-RAG.
Handling queries that require missing information by combining KG retrieval with LLM generation.
What does the ‘context integration’ challenge involve?
Balancing level of detail versus conciseness and formatting graph data for effective LLM understanding.
What is meant by the ‘reasoning quality’ challenge?
Ensuring the LLM correctly utilizes retrieved KG facts and avoids inference errors despite correct data.
Describe the ‘performance optimization’ challenge in KG-RAG.
Reducing latency in multi-step processes and scaling solutions to very large knowledge graphs.