Vector Databases — What They Are and How to Use Pinecone with Spring AI
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After chunking and embedding, you have a collection of vectors — one for each chunk of your documents. Now you need somewhere to store them, and more importantly, somewhere that can answer the question: "which of these stored vectors is closest in meaning to this new query vector?" That's not a que…
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Vector Databases — What They Are and How to Use Pinecone with Spring AI