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Generative AI with LangChain

You're reading from   Generative AI with LangChain Build production-ready LLM applications and advanced agents using Python, LangChain, and LangGraph

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2025
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837022014
Length 476 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Preface 1. The Rise of Generative AI: From Language Models to Agents 2. First Steps with LangChain FREE CHAPTER 3. Building Workflows with LangGraph 4. Building Intelligent RAG Systems 5. Building Intelligent Agents 6. Advanced Applications and Multi-Agent Systems 7. Software Development and Data Analysis Agents 8. Evaluation and Testing 9. Production-Ready LLM Deployment and Observability 10. The Future of Generative Models: Beyond Scaling 11. Other Books You May Enjoy 12. Index Appendix

Working with short context windows

A context window of 1 or 2 million tokens seems to be enough for almost any task we could imagine. With multimodal models, you can just ask the model questions about one, two, or many PDFs, images, or even videos. To process multiple documents (for summarization or question answering), you can use what’s known as the stuff approach. This approach is straightforward: use prompt templates to combine all inputs into a single prompt. Then, send this consolidated prompt to an LLM. This works well when the combined content fits within your model’s context window. In the coming chapter, we’ll discuss further ways of using external data to improve models’ responses.

Keep in mind that, typically, PDFs are treated as images by a multimodal LLM.

Compared to the context window length of 4096 input tokens that we were working with only 2 years ago, the current context window of 1 or 2 million tokens is...

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