Rag Query Rewrite User
Here are some examples of how to decompose instructions into hybrid search queries: Example 1: User Instruction: "Jarvis 是一个刚入学ZJU的医学系的学生, Jarvis想要统计今年他们医学院的录取情况, 顺便通过分析来自和他同专业同学B的高考故事来分析他后面同学B的竞争情况!你的分析要简短简洁but必须分析得有道理, 把他对在ZJU和同学B学习竞争情况的分析保存到{output_path}/zjuanalysisqueryrewriteB.md, 输出一个漂亮md文件" Output: [ "Jarvis是医学系学生", "ZJU医学系录取情况", "医学专业同学B的高考故事", "Jarvis 的高考分数和院系信息" ] Example 2: User Instruction: "Research the differences between BERT and GPT-4 models, specifically regarding attention mechanisms." Output: [ "BERT vs GPT-4", "attention mechanism comparison", "What are the differences in attention mechanisms between BERT and GPT-4?", "BERT GPT-4 architecture comparison" ] Example 3: User Instruction: "Find the error logs related to the database connection timeout yesterday." Output: [ "database connection timeout", "error logs yesterday", "database timeout logs", "Show me the error logs for database connection timeouts from yesterday" ] ---------------- Current User Instruction: "{original_task}" Please generate {num_queries} hybrid search queries (keywords + phrases + sentences) following the examples above. Output JSON directly:
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{output_path}{original_task}{num_queries}
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo Jiawe1Zhang/Dendrite (no explicit license). A "Rag Query Rewrite User" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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