🔥Beta testing
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About Galaxia Graph RAG
Galaxia Graph RAG is a one-stop solution to build graph retrieval model for RAG applications. It is based on a programmable graph (Galaxia) with built-in NLP and a multidomain knowledge corpus.
Core capabilities
CPU / RAM (in-memory) processing
Automated knowledge augmentation
Automated graph construction
Built-in retrieval
Modality: text
File formats: csv, txt
Context size: 20 million characters (approx. 7000 pages)
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the context (text size) I can process at once without chunking?
Galaxia Graph RAG can process up to 20 million characters (~7,000 pages) in a single retrieval.
This equals approximately 20MB (CSV or TXT).
Perfect for large-scale graph retrieval without chunking.
Mistral Large 2, Meta Llama 3.2, GPT-4o
512k (~128k tokens)
~200 pages
Google Gemini 1.5
8M (~2M tokens)
~3,000 pages
Galaxia*
20M characters
~7,000 pages
*Please note that Galaxia is not a languge model.
How can I analyze larger text sizes?
At the moment you can do this by processing separate files. After performing the NLP analysis, select all files for which you want to build a graph and choose the 'Build RAG' option. We suggest that the total size of files does not exceed 200 MB for now. Processing larger data sizes will be possible for subsequent iterations of the solution.
Do I need additional embeddings?
No, you don't need additional embeddings. Galaxia has built-in automated knowledge augmentation. It extends the analyzed text with synonyms, taxonomic and ontological relations.
What languages do you support?
Galaxia works for over 20 languages, but for the first versions of Graph RAG, we only allow text processing in English.
My data is in different formats (.pdf, .html etc.)
To find out more, see our Docs processing guides.
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