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Common Chunk strategies include splitting by a fixed number of characters with an overlap, splitting by semantic boundaries such as paragraphs or headings, and handling special formats such as tables and code separately.
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UnverifiedCommon chunking strategies include fixed character count truncation, splitting at paragraph or sentence boundaries, sliding window splitting with overlap, semantic chunking, and parent document retrieval.77% similarUnverifiedChoosing a chunking strategy should start from the types of information the document contains and the questions users will ask: use structure-aware splitting when headings are clear, recursive splitting when formatting is messy, consider semantic chunking when topic shifts are unmarked, use overlap to handle adjacent boundaries, use parent–child retrieval to recover surrounding explanations, and use late chunking to address context loss during embedding; these methods can be combined.74% similarVerifiedIn code scenarios, slicing by function boundaries preserves more complete semantic units than slicing by fixed character counts.72% similarUnverifiedA common combined strategy is to first use a dedicated parser for layout segmentation and routine text extraction, then hand table-dense or structurally complex pages to a large model for a second round of refinement.71% similar
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