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I have stored the RAG PDF under: user_id: K5617, Agent_id: 5307, Company ID: 101.
I have stored the HR Policies under: user_id: K5618, Agent_id: 5308, Company ID: 102
It works fine:
When IDs do not match:
It provides the following wrong answer
I am using the same embedding model, 'BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5,' for storing and retrieving. However, I cannot identify the reason why I am getting these results.
When I pass this to the LLM, the model provides answers based on its pre-trained documents instead of retrieving information from Qdrant using a filter.
Without any filter, Qdrant works fine for us, and there is no doubt about that.
Could you print results or print result.payload for both queries. That'll allow me to see two things; first, the structure of your payload, and second if the results contain any entries that clearly don't match your filter.
Also, could you try if using explicit types for the payload filter as documented here makes any difference?
My exact issues are as follows
It works fine:
When IDs do not match:
It provides the following wrong answer
I am using the same embedding model, 'BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5,' for storing and retrieving. However, I cannot identify the reason why I am getting these results.
When I pass this to the LLM, the model provides answers based on its pre-trained documents instead of retrieving information from Qdrant using a filter.
Without any filter, Qdrant works fine for us, and there is no doubt about that.
Originally posted by @Mohana-Murugan in #5863 (reply in thread)
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