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Vector Database

A specialized database optimized for storing and retrieving vector embeddings (e.g. Weaviate, Pinecone).

What is a Vector Database?

Vector databases are designed to efficiently store and search high-dimensional vector representations of data. In AI automation, they enable fast similarity searches and efficient retrieval of related information.

Vector databases power features like semantic search, content recommendation, and similar document finding in workflows.

Why are Vector Databases important?

Vector databases are crucial for implementing efficient similarity-based searches. For businesses using Lleverage, these databases enable more intelligent information retrieval and content matching capabilities. This technology is particularly valuable for applications requiring semantic understanding and similarity matching.

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Vector Database

Embedding

A representation of data, often words or sentences, in a continuous vector space to capture its meaning or relationships.

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Semantic Search

A search that uses the meaning of words rather than exact matches to retrieve relevant information.

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Similarity Search

Finding data points similar to a query by comparing their vector embeddings.

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RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation)

A model technique that retrieves data from external sources to improve response accuracy.

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How you can use
Vector Database
with Lleverage

A research institution uses Lleverage to automate literature review processes. Their workflow leverages a vector database to store document embeddings, enabling quick identification of related research papers based on semantic similarity rather than just keyword matching.

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What advantages do vector databases have over traditional databases?

Vector databases are optimized for similarity searches and can efficiently handle high-dimensional data representations.

When should I consider using a vector database in my workflow?

Consider vector databases when you need to perform similarity searches or semantic matching at scale.

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