Working with Embeddings: Closed versus Open Source | by Ida Silfverskiöld | Sep, 2024


Working with Retrieval

Using techniques to improve semantic search

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Demonstration of clustering before performing semantic search | Image by author

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Embeddings are a cornerstone of natural language processing. You can do quite a lot with embeddings, but one of the more popular uses is semantic search used in retrieval applications.

Although the entire tech community is abuzz with understanding how knowledge graph retrieval pipelines work, using standard vector retrieval isn’t out of style.

You’ll find multiple articles showing you how to filter out irrelevant results from semantic searches, something we’ll also be focusing on here using techniques such as clustering and re-ranking.

The main focus of this article, though, is to compare open source and closed source embedding models of various sizes.

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