FastRAG: Retrieval Augmented Generation for Semi-structured Data
Efficiently processing and interpreting network data is critical for the operation of increasingly complex networks. Recent advances in Large Language Models (LLM) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) techniques have improved data processing in network management. However, existing RAG methods l...
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description | Efficiently processing and interpreting network data is critical for the
operation of increasingly complex networks. Recent advances in Large Language
Models (LLM) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) techniques have improved
data processing in network management. However, existing RAG methods like
VectorRAG and GraphRAG struggle with the complexity and implicit nature of
semi-structured technical data, leading to inefficiencies in time, cost, and
retrieval. This paper introduces FastRAG, a novel RAG approach designed for
semi-structured data. FastRAG employs schema learning and script learning to
extract and structure data without needing to submit entire data sources to an
LLM. It integrates text search with knowledge graph (KG) querying to improve
accuracy in retrieving context-rich information. Evaluation results demonstrate
that FastRAG provides accurate question answering, while improving up to 90% in
time and 85% in cost compared to GraphRAG. |
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data processing in network management. However, existing RAG methods like
VectorRAG and GraphRAG struggle with the complexity and implicit nature of
semi-structured technical data, leading to inefficiencies in time, cost, and
retrieval. This paper introduces FastRAG, a novel RAG approach designed for
semi-structured data. FastRAG employs schema learning and script learning to
extract and structure data without needing to submit entire data sources to an
LLM. It integrates text search with knowledge graph (KG) querying to improve
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data processing in network management. However, existing RAG methods like
VectorRAG and GraphRAG struggle with the complexity and implicit nature of
semi-structured technical data, leading to inefficiencies in time, cost, and
retrieval. This paper introduces FastRAG, a novel RAG approach designed for
semi-structured data. FastRAG employs schema learning and script learning to
extract and structure data without needing to submit entire data sources to an
LLM. It integrates text search with knowledge graph (KG) querying to improve
accuracy in retrieving context-rich information. Evaluation results demonstrate
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data processing in network management. However, existing RAG methods like
VectorRAG and GraphRAG struggle with the complexity and implicit nature of
semi-structured technical data, leading to inefficiencies in time, cost, and
retrieval. This paper introduces FastRAG, a novel RAG approach designed for
semi-structured data. FastRAG employs schema learning and script learning to
extract and structure data without needing to submit entire data sources to an
LLM. It integrates text search with knowledge graph (KG) querying to improve
accuracy in retrieving context-rich information. Evaluation results demonstrate
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