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Okay. In this video, weamp;#39;re going to look at the concept of Hyde or hypothetical document embeddings and, this comes from the paper called precise zero shot dense retrieval with without relevance labels. so remember dense retrieval is just, looking up things with a similarity search or semantic search. usually with a vector store nowadays involved here. so this paper came out last year. at the end of last year, itamp;#39;s one that I kind of feel like not enough people have paid attention to. Itamp;#39;s a technique that while itamp;#39;s very simple, is very powerful in the way that you can improve your rag system overall. so if we look at this diagram from the paper, this shows you the fundamentals of how this thing works. And this is that weamp;#39;re going to input a query into our system. And then rather than straightaway just look up the embedding for that and compare that embedding to all the possible chunks to find the best answer. weamp;#39;re actually going to use
