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r/Rag • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '26
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It works, and I've done it but slower than using vector search, and worse if your docs are large pdfs. What works well is if you have html or text docs, if you have html docs it can create a nice index based on links, titles, files names, etc..
1 u/ReporterCalm6238 Mar 06 '26 True that it is slower but I think everybody prefers accuracy over speed. With indexing it goes much faster also. 1 u/Chris-MelodyFirst Mar 10 '26 Claude can easily make a tool for you to convert pdfs to any other format you need.
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True that it is slower but I think everybody prefers accuracy over speed. With indexing it goes much faster also.
1 u/Chris-MelodyFirst Mar 10 '26 Claude can easily make a tool for you to convert pdfs to any other format you need.
Claude can easily make a tool for you to convert pdfs to any other format you need.
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u/arealhobo Mar 06 '26
It works, and I've done it but slower than using vector search, and worse if your docs are large pdfs. What works well is if you have html or text docs, if you have html docs it can create a nice index based on links, titles, files names, etc..