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325What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation
326The Three-Step RAG Pipeline
327Why RAG Instead of Fine-Tuning
328RAG vs Prompt Stuffing
329The Knowledge Base in RAG
330Basic RAG Architecture Components
331Query Time vs Index Time Operations
332Context Window Constraints in RAG
333RAG Use Cases and Applications
334RAG Limitations and Trade-offs
335Why Chunking Matters for RAG
336Fixed-Size Chunking
337Recursive Character Splitting
338Sentence-Based Chunking
339Paragraph and Section Chunking
340Semantic Chunking with Embeddings
341Overlap Strategies
342Chunk Size Trade-offs
343Token Count Considerations
344Document Type-Specific Strategies
345Metadata Preservation During Chunking
346Parent-Child Chunk Relationships
347Evaluating Chunking Strategies
348Implementing Custom Chunkers
349The Retrieval-to-Generation Bridge
350Context Window Constraints
351Retrieved Document Formatting
352Prompt Template Design for RAG
353Context Placement Strategies
354Limiting Retrieved Context
355Context Relevance Instructions
356Multi-Document Synthesis
357Handling Empty Retrievals
358Metadata Injection Patterns
359Context Compression On-the-Fly
360Testing Context Injection Logic
361Why Citations Matter in RAG Systems
362Document Metadata for Source Tracking
363Linking Retrieved Chunks to Sources
364Prompting for Citation Generation
365Parsing and Validating Citations
366Citation Display Patterns
367Handling Missing or Hallucinated Citations
368Citation Quality Metrics

325What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation
326The Three-Step RAG Pipeline
327Why RAG Instead of Fine-Tuning
328RAG vs Prompt Stuffing
329The Knowledge Base in RAG
330Basic RAG Architecture Components
331Query Time vs Index Time Operations
332Context Window Constraints in RAG
333RAG Use Cases and Applications
334RAG Limitations and Trade-offs
335Why Chunking Matters for RAG
336Fixed-Size Chunking
337Recursive Character Splitting
338Sentence-Based Chunking
339Paragraph and Section Chunking
340Semantic Chunking with Embeddings
341Overlap Strategies
342Chunk Size Trade-offs
343Token Count Considerations
344Document Type-Specific Strategies
345Metadata Preservation During Chunking
346Parent-Child Chunk Relationships
347Evaluating Chunking Strategies
348Implementing Custom Chunkers
349The Retrieval-to-Generation Bridge
350Context Window Constraints
351Retrieved Document Formatting
352Prompt Template Design for RAG
353Context Placement Strategies
354Limiting Retrieved Context
355Context Relevance Instructions
356Multi-Document Synthesis
357Handling Empty Retrievals
358Metadata Injection Patterns
359Context Compression On-the-Fly
360Testing Context Injection Logic
361Why Citations Matter in RAG Systems
362Document Metadata for Source Tracking
363Linking Retrieved Chunks to Sources
364Prompting for Citation Generation
365Parsing and Validating Citations
366Citation Display Patterns
367Handling Missing or Hallucinated Citations
368Citation Quality Metrics

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Lesson 367 of 1,886·9. Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) - BasicsPro lesson

Handling Missing or Hallucinated Citations

Detecting when the LLM fails to cite sources or invents non-existent references and implementing fallback strategies.

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