• Title A Beginner-friendly and Comprehensive Deep Dive on Vector Databases
• Author(s) Avi Chawla
• Publisher: Self-Publishing
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• Language: English
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Understanding every little detail on vector databases and their utility in LLMs, along with a hands-on demo. A Vector Database is a specialized system for efficiently storing, indexing, and querying high-dimensional vector data.

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• Non-relational/NoSQL Databases
• Information Retrieval (IR) and Search Engines
• Database Systems
• Data Analysis and Data Mining

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