Generative AI – a technology wonder of modern times – has revolutionized our ability to create and innovate. It also promises to have a profound impact on every facet of our lives. Beyond the seemingly magical powers of ChatGPT, Bard, MidJourney, and others, the emergence of what’s known as RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) has opened the possibility of augmenting Large Language Models (LLMs) with domain-specific enterprise data and knowledge.
RAG and its many variants have emerged as a pivotal technique in the realm of applied generative AI, improving LLM reliability and trustworthiness. Most recently, a technique known as Graph RAG has been getting a lot of attention, as it allows generative AI models to be combined with knowledge graphs to provide context for more accurate outputs. But what are its components and can it live up to the hype?
Why Graph RAG
Despite its benefits, traditional RAG has multiple limitations, as it often fails to index documents relevant to the query resulting in failure to retrieve them to provide the right context. Additionally, it is not uncommon for the documents that are retrieved to be of minimal relevance as context is often missing. This is especially true when numerous documents are retrieved and consolidated. Another common shortcoming is most RAG approaches retrieve “approximate” and not “exact” values leading to irrelevant information.
Graph RAG aims to overcome these imperfections by infusing graph-based retrieval mechanisms. Leveraging graph technology, LLMs provide more precise, contextually aware, and relevant answers to user questions, especially for complex queries that require a comprehensive understanding of summarized semantic concepts over large data.
KGs store and organize facts, relationships, and semantic information about different domain entities. They also provide domain-specific corpus to support RAG systems so that semantically relevant and contextual data can be retrieved. Graph retrieval-augmented generation connects disparate pieces of information and summarizes semantic concepts within large amounts of information. The interconnected nature of entities in the graph is a crucial step for generating contextually and factually coherent responses, enhancing question-answering and information summarization.
Graph RAG: When to use it/When not to/How it’s being used/Patterns to consider
Organizations across a variety of industries have seen improvements in precision and recall using GraphRAG over traditional retrieval methods. For example, Graph RAG is the most appropriate solution when there is a need for explainability, provenance and knowing the source of the answers
It is quickly becoming the preferred method when an exact or hybrid search approach to improve the ranking process of returned results does not enhance RAG performance. It is also a better approach when the information required to answer a user question is spread across multiple chunks as traditional RAG may offer correct but incomplete answers.
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