NAVIGATION
Definition

Chunking

Chunking is the process of breaking down a large, continuous document into smaller, manageable, and semantically cohesive text fragments (chunks) before indexing them in a vector database.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is chunk overlap in RAG?

The practice of keeping a few overlapping sentences between adjacent chunks to ensure semantic context is not cut off at boundary lines.

What are the main chunking strategies?

Fixed-size chunking (splitting by token count), markdown-aware chunking (splitting by headers), and semantic chunking (splitting based on embedding changes).

Quick Facts

  • CategoryInformation Retrieval
  • Key ApplicationRAG database preparation, document parsing, and token limit compliance.

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