> The more languages you support, the more false hits you get.
Certainly you're at the mercy of what the LLM constructs. But if understands that, say, "debt card" isn't applicable to "card" it can add a negation filter. Like has already been said, you're basically just reinventing a vector database in 'relational' (that somehow includes MongoDB...) approach anyway.
But what is significant is the claim that it works better. That is a bold claim that deserves a closer look, but I'm not sure how you've added to that closer look by arbitrarily sharing your experience? I guess I've missed what you're trying to say. Everyone and their brother knows how a vector database works by this point.
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> The more languages you support, the more false hits you get.
Certainly you're at the mercy of what the LLM constructs. But if understands that, say, "debt card" isn't applicable to "card" it can add a negation filter. Like has already been said, you're basically just reinventing a vector database in 'relational' (that somehow includes MongoDB...) approach anyway.
But what is significant is the claim that it works better. That is a bold claim that deserves a closer look, but I'm not sure how you've added to that closer look by arbitrarily sharing your experience? I guess I've missed what you're trying to say. Everyone and their brother knows how a vector database works by this point.