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Troubleshooting a RAG System's Output
A system is designed to answer user questions by combining the user's original question () with relevant retrieved documents () using a prompting template () to create a final input for a language model. Analyze the following interaction and identify which component (, , or ) is most likely responsible for the system's failure to provide a specific answer. Explain your reasoning.
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A system is designed to answer user questions by first finding relevant information from a database. Given the components below, which option correctly constructs the final, augmented input that will be sent to the language model?
- Original User Input (x): "What are the main benefits of solar power?"
- Retrieved Documents (c1, c2):
- c1: "Solar energy is a renewable resource, meaning it won't run out."
- c2: "Using solar panels can lead to significant reductions in electricity bills."
- Prompting Template (g): "Based on the following information, answer the user's question.\n\nInformation:\n[retrieved documents]\n\nQuestion:\n[original input]"
Troubleshooting a RAG System's Output
In a system that enhances a language model's responses by first retrieving relevant information, the final input to the model is constructed from several components. Match each component from the formal expression
x' = g(c_1, ..., c_k, x)with its correct description.Example of a RAG Prompting Template