But, How is Chunking Done ? Splitting Basics Using LangChain

To create Better RAG applications, you need to know how to split or chunk the documents so you preserve the content while asking questions. In this video, I will show you how splitting or chunking works with LangChain.
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[@TooyAshy-100]

Video Idea: Evaluating LLM-RAG Apps with Framework Giskard
Hi Dear Sudarshan Koirala, sir.
I have a humble request for you. Would you consider creating a video on the topic: "How to Evaluate an LLM-powered RAG Application Using Framework Giskard"?
Framework Giskard is a powerful new tool for understanding this cutting-edge AI technology. I believe your viewers would really appreciate an informative deep dive on this topic, covering:
- How Framework Giskard helps evaluate and compare RAG systems
- A demo of using Giskard to assess an example RAG app
Your educational AI and machine learning content is always so valuable. I think a video on this subject would be a great fit for your channel.
Thanks for your consideration,
Tooe

[@paulmiller591]

Timely and excellent video. Useful focus on subject matter fine with it being longer.

[@datasciencebasics]

Great to hear!

[@stanTrX]

Thanks for demonstrating the basics

[@datasciencebasics]

You are welcome !!

[@MukulYadav-pw9se]

Brother you are Awesome!!!!!, very useful video , Thank you!!!!!!!!

[@datasciencebasics]

You are welcome. Glad it was helpful !!

[@adithiyag4616]

7:33 what Is that? Extension or out of box feature?

[@datasciencebasics]

I am printing the code associated of that class. Just place two ?? after classname and hit shift/Ctrl Enter.