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Retrieval chunks need their length controlled to fit the embedding model's context window, need metadata such as title, source and time retained to support filtering and tracing, and should preserve semantic completeness as much as possible when splitting.
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Fine-Tune an LLM or Build an App? Data Preparation Is the Architecture Core
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