Grep retrieval generally outperforms vector retrieval in agentic search tasks, with performance varying strongly by agent harness and tool-calling style.
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Retriever-side choices, particularly the retrieval algorithm, exert more influence on RAG performance than generator selection across code generation, summarization, and repair tasks.
RAG-DIVE uses an LLM to dynamically generate, validate, and evaluate multi-turn dialogues for assessing RAG system performance in interactive settings.
A survey that categorizes RAG methods for LLMs into four retrieval-centric stages, reviews their evolution and evaluation, and outlines challenges and future directions.
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A Survey on Retrieval-Augmented Text Generation for Large Language Models
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