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June 2, 2025

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Optimizing RAG Chunk Size: Your Definitive Guide to Better Retrieval Accuracy

Optimal chunk size for RAG systems typically ranges from 128-512 tokens, with smaller chunks (128-256 tokens) excelling at precise fact-based queries while larger chunks (256-512 tokens) provide better context for complex reasoning tasks. The key is balancing retrieval precision with context retention based on your specific use case. Ever built a RAG system that gave […]

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Ridge Regression as MAP Estimation – Supporting notes

This is one of the most beautiful connections in machine learning – let me break down exactly why Ridge regression is MAP estimation in disguise. Let’s look at the concept step-by-step with a concrete numerical example. This is supporting notes to the MAP explanation where we see Ridge Regression as MAP estimation in the explanation

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Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) Estimation – Clearly Explained

Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) estimation is a Bayesian method for finding the most likely parameter values given observed data and prior knowledge. Unlike maximum likelihood estimation which only considers the data, MAP combines what we observe with what we already know (or believe) about the parameters. Ever wondered how your smartphone’s autocorrect gets better over

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