Optimizing Enterprise RAG Systems
RAG systems will be a mainstay in every enterprise. Tuning a RAG systems involves deep knowledge of both vector and traditional keyword search, coupled with efficient context management strategies for LLMs. This entire equation becomes more complicated when multiple modalities of data enter the equation.
Time and Location
April 16
9:00am - 3:30pm
Cobb Galleria
Curriculum
AI-Powered Search shows you how to build cutting-edge search engines that continuously learn from both your users and your content and drive more domain-aware and intelligent search.
Inside you’ll learn modern, data-science-driven search techniques like:
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Semantic search using dense vector embeddings from foundation models
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Retrieval augmented generation
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Question answering and summarization combining search and LLMs
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Fine-tuning transformer-based LLMs
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Personalized search based on user signals and vector embeddings
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Collecting user behavioral signals and building signals boosting models
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Semantic knowledge graphs for domain-specific learning
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Implementing machine-learned ranking models (learning to rank)
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Building click models to automate machine-learned ranking
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Generative search, hybrid search, and the search frontier
Today’s search engines are expected to be smart, understanding the nuances of natural language queries, as well as each user’s preferences and context. This book empowers you to build search engines that take advantage of user interactions and the hidden semantic relationships in your content to automatically deliver better, more relevant search experiences. You’ll even learn how to integrate large language models (LLMs) like GPT and other foundation models to massively accelerate the capabilities of your search technology.
Workshop Requirements
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Who is your Instructor?
Trey Grainger is the Founder of Searchkernel (AI-powered search), CTO of Presearch (decentralized web search), and former Chief Algorithms Officer and SVP of Engineering at Lucidworks (ecommerce, site, and enterprise search). Trey also co-authored Solr in Action (Manning 2014).