Retrieval Planning: ReAct vs Self-Ask vs Plan-and-Solve
Now that we've diagnosed Query Planning failures, it's time to fix them. Let's compare when each of these three patterns shines.
Retrieval Planning: ReAct vs Self-Ask vs Plan-and-Solve
Now that we've diagnosed Query Planning failures, it's time to fix them. Let's compare when each of these three patterns shines.
Why Retrieval Planning?
In the previous post, we examined three failure points in Query Planning:
- Decomposition: Breaking questions incorrectly
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