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I watched the deep learning short course you guys just released. I noticed that you created a tool for each paper. My question is why use this approach instead of creating one index with a bunch of papers?

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LLogan M

In general, at least in our experience, separating into a tool per paper improves accuracy across more types of queries.

For example, if you put everything in one index, and ask for a specific paper, good luck getting the results you'd expect

ccmosguy

Thanks @Logan M , so it sounds like I would think about the same strategy when it comes to a web site that I’ve indexed with documentation. For example I have sections with API documents. Perhaps I should break it down it with a tool for each section, where each section has multiple pages

ccmosguy

@Logan M I also have a giant 500 page book, should I break it down with an tool for each chapter of that book?

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