Good question, I don't think so but I'd have to test it - vector searches are generally designed to find contextually similar results, not for mathematically specific responses.
Thanks! You can use Azure SQL but with a different approach since that's a relational SQL database. I have another video on my channel that goes over one way to accomplish that - you can also partially achieve this result by hooking up a search service to your Azure SQL database, which can index tables or views and make them queryable like this - I've actually been wanting to make a video about that too.
I think so! Official Mongo DB also has Vector search capabilities so everything should work pretty much the same, I just used Azure since it's easy to set up. You might have to do some digging to figure out which tiers or skus of MongoDB support what you need though, I'm not familiar with the capabilities custom or vanilla installs of Mongo.
Great video really cool concept that has a ton of applicable use cases.
Will this work for queries that needs to make calculations, for example the average something or … where we need to run a mongo query ?
Good question, I don't think so but I'd have to test it - vector searches are generally designed to find contextually similar results, not for mathematically specific responses.
Great video 🙂- Could we store the data in Azure SQL instead? Which will be faster? Thx
Thanks! You can use Azure SQL but with a different approach since that's a relational SQL database. I have another video on my channel that goes over one way to accomplish that - you can also partially achieve this result by hooking up a search service to your Azure SQL database, which can index tables or views and make them queryable like this - I've actually been wanting to make a video about that too.
@@alexthecodewolf It would be great if you could make a video about that too 🙂
Really helpful!
Glad it helped!
Can I use the MongoDB from the official MongoDB website, without making an Azure Cosmos DB?
I think so! Official Mongo DB also has Vector search capabilities so everything should work pretty much the same, I just used Azure since it's easy to set up. You might have to do some digging to figure out which tiers or skus of MongoDB support what you need though, I'm not familiar with the capabilities custom or vanilla installs of Mongo.
@@alexthecodewolf Thanks for the fast answer