Fidelity collapses with table size: tool architecture study
A study comparing two different ways of delivering data from tools to an AI model found that one approach (BYPASS) is more robust and accurate than the other. The research, conducted on a production travel agent system, shows that as the number of rows in the table increases, the accuracy of responses by the BYPASS method drops significantly. Specifically, when dealing with tables containing 10…
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- BYPASS shows higher accuracy with smaller tables
- Accuracy decreases significantly as table size increases
- Costs rise dramatically for BYPASS when dealing with larger tables
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