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Chunking and indexing strategies

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Chunking and indexing strategies

  • Chunking Strategies for Retrieval: Size, Overlap and Boundaries
  • Ordering Retrieved Chunks for Cache Hits
  • Choosing a Pass Threshold for Recall After a Refresh
  • Fact-Boundary Chunking: One Claim per Chunk
  • Index Refresh: Rebuilding and Re-Embedding When Documents Change
  • Re-Embedding After Index Refresh: Batching, Cost and Cutover
  • Re-Embedding vs Re-Chunking: Which Refresh Do You Need?
  • Span IDs as the Primary Key After a Re-Chunk
  • Storing Provenance Alongside Vectors: A Schema for the Index
  • Storing Provenance Through a Re-Chunk
  • Trust Tiers for Indexed Sources: What a Retriever May Return
  • Versioning Embeddings So a Refresh Can Roll Back
  • When a Re-Embed Changes the Answer Set
  • When a Source Changed on Purpose: Versioning the Ingest Contract
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