why does the CitatioNQueryEngine does not print the cit...

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The CitationQueryEngine does not automatically print the citations of the response. However, you can manually print the cited passages that were used to construct the response. Here's how you can do it:

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# Show cited passages that were used to construct the response.
for cited_text in [node.text for node in response.source_nodes]:
    print(f"Cited text: {cited_text}")

This code will iterate over the source_nodes of the response, which contain the citations, and print each one.

You can find this information in the following knowledge source: source ()
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LLeonardo Oliva

How I can print the citations over the response?

LLeonardo Oliva

@kapa.ai How I can print the citations over the response?

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To print the citations over the response, you can use the source_nodes attribute of the response object. Each source_node represents a citation that was used to construct the response. Here's an example of how you can do it:

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# Show cited passages that were used to construct the response.
for cited_text in [node.text for node in response.source_nodes]:
    print(f"Cited text: {cited_text}")

This code will iterate over the source_nodes of the response, which contain the citations, and print each one.

You can find this information in the following knowledge source: source ()
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