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dsRagAnything/T2_Query.py
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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ from Util.RagUtil import create_llm_model_func, create_vision_model_func, create
async def load_existing_lightrag():
# 索引位置
WORKING_DIR = "./Topic/DongHua"
WORKING_DIR = "./Topic/Chemistry"
# 创建 LLM 模型自定义函数
llm_model_func = create_llm_model_func()
@ -32,12 +32,8 @@ async def load_existing_lightrag():
vision_model_func=vision_model_func,
)
# 查询
#user_prompt = "如果资料中提供了图片，需要把图片也展示出来。有图片路径的，需要转为![]() 这样的markdown格式展示。"
#user_prompt = "如需画图使用mermaid格式，节点名称用英文或拼音，显示名称用中文",
result = await rag.aquery(
#user_prompt=user_prompt,
#query="本文档讲述了什么内容？",
query="吉林动画学院招聘岗位有哪些？",
query="氧化铁和硝酸的反应方程式?",
mode="hybrid"
)
print("查询结果:", result)

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<data key="d2">Stoichiometry refers to the quantitative relationship between reactants and products in a chemical reaction, as demonstrated in the balanced equation.&lt;SEP&gt;The quantitative relationship between reactants and products in a balanced chemical equation.&lt;SEP&gt;The quantitative relationship between reactants and products in a chemical reaction.</data>
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