Summary of "LlamaIndex Workshop: Building RAG with Knowledge Graphs"
The workshop titled "LlamaIndex Workshop: Building RAG with Knowledge Graphs" focuses on the collaboration with NebulaGraph to build Retrieval Argument Generation (RAG) with Knowledge Graphs. The speakers, Jerry and Mike, delve into high-level concepts and practical steps on constructing RAG with Knowledge Graphs using LlamaIndex. They emphasize leveraging language models, text-to-graph queries, and the graph RAG approach.
Key Points Covered:
- Creating a Knowledge Graph index
- Utilizing text-to-Cipher queries
- Process of building a Knowledge Graph with LlamaIndex
- Benefits of using language models for querying and retrieving information
- Challenges and potential enhancements in implementing graph RAG
Further Discussion
- Implementing a Knowledge Graph retriever interface
- Combining different retrievers
- Leveraging the retriever query engine
- Exploring the potential of the KG index
Additional Topics Covered:
- Creating a chat engine
- Different querying modes
- Combining graph RAG and vector index
- Using embeddings in graph RAG methods
Conclusion
The video concludes with insights on generating embeddings for pre-constructed Knowledge Graphs, future work considerations, and feedback from users. Overall, the workshop provides in-depth technical insights into building RAG with Knowledge Graphs, offering practical demonstrations using LlamaIndex and NebulaGraph.
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Technology
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