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Hybrid search revisited: introducing the linear retriever in Elasticsearch!
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Hybrid search revisited: introducing the linear retriever in Elasticsearch!

Discover how the linear retriever enhances hybrid search by leveraging weighted scores and MinMax normalization for more precise and consistent rankings, and learn how to use it.

Panagiotis Bailis
Creating judgement lists with Quepid
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Creating judgement lists with Quepid

Learn how to create judgement lists in Quepid using a collaborative human rater process and use the benchmarks to tune your relevance.

Daniel Wrigley
Cracking the code on search quality: The role of judgment lists
Elasticsearch Labs

Cracking the code on search quality: The role of judgment lists

Explore why a judgment list is essential, the different types of judgments, and the key factors that define search quality.

Daniel Wrigley
ES|QL, you know, for Search - Introducing scoring and semantic search
Elasticsearch Labs

ES|QL, you know, for Search - Introducing scoring and semantic search

Elasticsearch 8.18 and 9.0 introduce several ES|QL enhancements: scoring, semantic search, expanded configuration for the match function, and a new KQL function.

Ioana Tagirta
Enhancing relevance with sparse vectors
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Enhancing relevance with sparse vectors

Learn how to use sparse vectors in Elasticsearch to boost relevance and personalize search results with minimal complexity.

Vincent Bosc
Generating filters and facets using ML
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Generating filters and facets using ML

Exploring the pros and cons of automating the creation of filters and facets in a search experience using ML models vs the classical hard-coded approach.

Andre Luiz
How to automate synonyms and upload using our Synonyms API
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How to automate synonyms and upload using our Synonyms API

Discover how LLMs can be used to identify and generate synonyms automatically, allowing terms to be programmatically loaded into the Elasticsearch synonym API.

Andre Luiz
Scaling late interaction models in Elasticsearch - part 2
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Scaling late interaction models in Elasticsearch - part 2

This article explores techniques for making late interaction vectors ready for large-scale production workloads, such as reducing disk space usage and improving computation efficiency.

Peter Straßer
Searching complex documents with ColPali - part 1
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Searching complex documents with ColPali - part 1

The article introduces the ColPali model, a late-interaction model that simplifies the process of searching complex documents with images and tables, and discusses its implementation in Elasticsearch.

Peter Straßer
Unifying Elastic vector database and LLM functions for intelligent query
Elasticsearch Labs

Unifying Elastic vector database and LLM functions for intelligent query

Leverage LLM functions for query parsing and Elasticsearch search templates to translate complex user requests into structured, schema-based searches for highly accurate results.

Sunile Manjee
Elasticsesarch semantic search, leveled up: now with native match, knn and sparse_vector support
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Elasticsesarch semantic search, leveled up: now with native match, knn and sparse_vector support

Semantic text search becomes even more powerful, with native support for match, knn and sparse_vector queries. This allows us to keep the simplicity of the semantic query while offering the flexibility of the Elasticsearch query DSL.

Kathleen DeRusso
How to build autocomplete feature on search application automatically using LLM generated terms
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How to build autocomplete feature on search application automatically using LLM generated terms

Learn how to enhance your search application with an automated autocomplete feature in Elastic Cloud using LLM-generated terms for smarter, more dynamic suggestions.

Michael Supangkat

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