Ollama Embedding - How to Feed Data to AI for Better Response?
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Summary: O Llama Embedding and RAG Application with Gradio UI
- Introduction to O Llama embedding for creating performant RAG applications.
- Ingest data from URLs, convert to embeddings, store in Vector database.
- Use Chroma DB, Nomic embedding, and MLess large language model.
- Gradio for user interface creation.
Steps to Create the Application:
- Data Retrieval and Processing:
- Ingest data from a list of URLs.
- Use web-based loader to extract data.
- Split data into chunks with overlap using character text splitter.
- Embedding and Storage:
- Initialize Chroma DB.
- Define O Llama embedding with Nomic Embed Text model.
- Store documents as embeddings in the database.
- Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG):
- Compare results before and after RAG.
- Use chat prompt template and RAG chain.
- Send prompts to large language model (Mistal).
- Retrieve contextually relevant answers.
- User Interface with Gradio:
- Modify code to include Gradio.
- Create a function to process input URLs and questions.
- Set up Gradio interface with inputs for URLs and questions.
- Launch the interface and interact with the RAG application locally.
Additional Information:
- Nomic Embed Text has a higher context length, outperforming OpenAI models.
- The application runs locally with zero cost.
- The author encourages subscribing to their YouTube channel for AI-related content.
Usage Instructions:
- Install necessary packages (
Lang chain
,Lang chain community
,Lang chain core
).- Run the application using
Python app.py
.- Use the Gradio UI to input URLs and ask questions.
Performance and Results:
- Embedding process is fast (approx. 219 milliseconds).
- RAG provides more accurate answers compared to pre-RAG.
- O Llama is a local AI model server for running large language models.
Conclusion:
- The video demonstrates the creation of a RAG application with a user-friendly interface.
- The author plans to create more similar content and encourages engagement with their channel.
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