Building Retrieval-Augmented Systems & Knowledge Graphs

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Building Retrieval-Augmented Systems & Knowledge Graphs

Coursera · Intermediate ·🔍 RAG & Vector Search ·48m ago
This course teaches you how to enhance large language models (LLMs) by integrating retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and structured knowledge through knowledge graphs. You'll learn how to design, optimize, and scale AI agents that combine external data sources with advanced reasoning capabilities. The practical applications of RAG and knowledge graphs are transforming the way intelligent agents operate, improving accuracy and reducing errors. Throughout this course, you will acquire valuable skills in building and refining AI systems. We focus on practical outcomes, where you will develop the expertise to create agents that leverage web data, RAG pipelines, and knowledge graphs. These techniques will allow you to tackle real-world challenges in AI development. What sets this course apart is its unique combination of theory and real-world application. You'll work through hands-on projects that use cutting-edge technology, ensuring that you gain practical experience while reinforcing theoretical concepts. The course emphasizes scalability, security, and the implementation of best practices. This course is ideal for AI developers, data scientists, and anyone interested in the field of intelligent agent development. It is particularly suited for individuals with a background in AI, machine learning, or software development who want to specialize in advanced AI systems. This course is part two of a three-course Specialization designed to provide a comprehensive learning pathway in this subject area. While it delivers standalone value and practical skills, learners seeking a more integrated and in-depth progression may benefit from completing the full Specialization.
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