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A chunk (text block) is the basic processing unit in the RAG process; because the large model's context window is limited and too coarse a retrieval granularity introduces noise, the original document must first be split into smaller segments; the splitting strategy directly affects retrieval quality: splitting too finely loses context, while splitting too large makes recall imprecise.
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10/15/2026
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What Is RAG? Retrieval-Augmented Generation Explained Through an n8n Workflow
youtubeET AI Masterclass10/15/2026
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UnverifiedIn chunking, chunks that are too small lose contextual semantics, while chunks that are too large cause vector similarity to be diluted and irrelevant content to be mixed in.67% similarUnverifiedTraditional RAG has a semantic segmentation problem where mechanically splitting content into fixed-length chunks often cuts off complete logical units, resulting in incomplete context in retrieved fragments.63% similar
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