GraphRAG로 AI가 드디어 ‘진짜 똑똑해졌다’ – 기업들이 열광하는 이유
기존 RAG의 한계를 극복한 GraphRAG 기술이 어떻게 작동하며, 실제 기업들이 어떤 성과를 내고 있는지, 그리고 우리 회사에서는 어떻게 도입할 수 있는지 실용적으로 설명한 완전 정복 가이드GraphRAG로 AI가 드디어 ‘진짜 똑똑해졌다’ – 기업들이 열광하는 이유
기존 RAG의 한계를 극복한 GraphRAG 기술이 어떻게 작동하며, 실제 기업들이 어떤 성과를 내고 있는지, 그리고 우리 회사에서는 어떻게 도입할 수 있는지 실용적으로 설명한 완전 정복 가이드Semantic RAG – как научить AI-ассистентов понимать, а не угадывать
Одна из самых распространённых задач для AI-ассистента — поиск ответов на вопросы. Пользователи ожидают, что он сможет находить информацию во внутренних wiki, базах знаний техподдержки, Word-документах, Excel-файлах и других корпоративных источниках. Сегодня такой поиск чаще всего реализуется с помощью подхода Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). Суть проста: сначала ассистент находит фрагменты документов, которые кажутся релевантными запросу, и уже на их основе формирует связанный ответ. На первый взгляд схема выглядит логичной. Но на практике у классического RAG есть целый ряд ограничений, которые быстро дают о себе знать при реальных внедрениях. В этой статье мы разберём основные проблемы и покажем, как можно их обойти.
It is a good feeling when you can unlock performance gains with some simple changes. Memgraph performance was already great, but keeps getting better.
Anyone here have experience with the #memgraph GQLAlchemy builder system and knows how one might pass significant amounts of constraint information (i.e. match a few hundred nodes by unique ID) into them?
I am glancing around at some fun data query stuff, but if I can't pass constrained subsets of the graphs around between query modules, it's all kind of a wash.
#memgraph the company I work for has a senior C++ opening. If it is a good fit for you or someone you know, I'd love to see yours or your friend's application.
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Please boost for reach.
I don't often post about work, but its worth sharing and celebrating from time to time.
A small team, including myself, have worked for a while to improve replication and introduce high availability to #memgraph
It is now at a stage which is developer ready. There maybe some future small changes to be done around UX but the majority of the work is done.
🥳 A big milestone 🚀
https://memgraph.com/blog/announcing-memgraph-high-availability-automatic-failover-developer-ready
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We are looking for a staff level software engineer to join us at #memgraph.
Please have a look at our job description.
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Kùzu is another open source property graph database management system with support of Cypher query language just like #neo4j and #memgraph (and Oracle with PGQL): https://kuzudb.com/
Really enjoyed working through this tutorial that gets Memgraph running locally and explores queries on a map of Berlin's subway.
Asks real questions that tell meaningful things about the syntax and environment.
https://memgraph.com/blog/riding-the-berlin-subway-graph-database-adventure-with-memgraph-lab