Landscape 16:9 academic systems diagram of a RAG pipeline, 6-stage left-to-right flow. (1) 'User query' box with placeh...
Landscape 16:9 academic systems diagram of a RAG pipeline, 6-stage left-to-right flow. (1) 'User query' box with placeholder text 'What are the side effects of drug X?' and a small user silhouette. (2) Hexagonal 'Embedding encoder (BERT-style)', caption 'dense vector d=768'. (3) Stylised database cylinder 'Vector store' with 'Index: 1.2M chunks'; arrow from (2) labeled 'kNN, k=5'. (4) 'Retrieved passages' — stack of 5 doc thumbnails; caption 'top-k chunks + metadata'. (5) Hexagonal hub 'Frozen LLM'; long curved arrow from (1) labeled 'original query' also lands here; arrow from (4) labeled 'retrieved context'. (6) 'Grounded answer' with inline marker '[cite: doc#47]'; caption 'with source citations'. Dashed outline around (2)-(3) labeled 'OFFLINE — built once'. Dashed outline around (4)-(5) labeled 'ONLINE — per query'. Title: 'Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipeline'. Subtitle: 'Lewis et al., 2020'.
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