Chunking is how retrieval systems split a page into passages, and passage retrieval is how they pick a few of those passages — not the whole page — to build an answer from.
A section is read on its own, without the paragraph above it. Sections that name their subject and state their claim survive chunking; ones that lean on context lose their meaning.
Copy one section into an empty document and read it cold.
Checked by Reflexa: Can each section of your page stand on its own? — part of the 23 checks on every page check.
Chunking is how retrieval systems split a page into passages, and passage retrieval is how they pick a few of those passages — not the whole page — to build an answer from.
A section is read on its own, without the paragraph above it. Sections that name their subject and state their claim survive chunking; ones that lean on context lose their meaning.
Copy one section into an empty document and read it cold.
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