A crash course on RAG systems—Part 5
[OPEN ACCESS]...with implementation.
Part 5 of our RAG crash course is now available and has open access to everyone.
Read here: A Crash Course on Building RAG Systems – Part 5 (With Implementation).
What's inside Part 5?
We started building multimodal RAG systems in Part 4.
Before improving what we built in Part 4, we realized we need to cover and teach you how to implement the underlying key components of multimodal RAG systems:
CLIP embeddings
Multimodal prompting
Tool calling
In the next part, we will utilize these learnings to build a more extensive and capable multimodal RAG system.
Read here: A Crash Course on Building RAG Systems – Part 5 (With Implementation).
What's in the crash course?
So far in this crash course series on building RAG systems, we’ve logically built on the foundations laid in the previous parts:
In Part 1, we explored the foundational components of RAG systems, the typical RAG workflow, and the tool stack, and also learned the implementation.
In Part 2, we understood how to evaluate RAG systems (with implementation).
In Part 3, we learned techniques to optimize RAG systems and handle millions/billions of vectors (with implementation).
In Part 4, we understood multimodality and covered techniques to build RAG systems on complex docs—ones that have images, tables, and texts (with implementation):
So, even if you are a complete beginner at RAG, it has you covered.
Why care about RAG?
RAG is a key NLP system that got massive attention due to one of the key challenges it solved around LLMs.
More specifically, if you know how to build a reliable RAG system, you can bypass the challenge and cost of fine-tuning LLMs.
That’s a considerable cost saving for enterprises.
And at the end of the day, all businesses care about impact. That’s it!
Can you reduce costs?
Drive revenue?
Can you scale ML models?
Predict trends before they happen?
Thus, the objective of this crash course is to help you implement reliable RAG systems, understand the underlying challenges, and develop expertise in building RAG apps on LLMs, which every industry cares about now.
Read the first part here →
Read the second part here →
Read the third part here →
Read the fourth part here →
Read the fifth part here [OPEN ACCESS] →
Of course, if you have never worked with LLMs, that’s okay. We cover everything in a practical and beginner-friendly way.
Thanks for reading!