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When connecting Ollama in RAGFlow, embedding models (such as bge-m3 and nomic-embed-text) are used for vectorizing documents and queries, while chat models (such as qwen2 and llama3) are used to generate answers, and the two must be added separately.
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10/27/2026
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Valid until: 1/25/2027
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A Complete Guide to Local RAGFlow Deployment and RAG in Practice
bilibili大模型技术栈10/25/2026
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