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While semantic search offers significant power, it frequently falters when handling exact matches, proper nouns, or specific product identifiers. To build production-ready AI applications, developers must navigate the technical nuances between dense and sparse vectors and understand why "pre-filtering" remains superior for maintaining accuracy.
By implementing lexical constraints, engineers can ensure a vector database returns only the most relevant results. Whether the goal is refining a RAG pipeline or optimizing an e-commerce search engine, the ability to layer lexical filters over similarity search is essential for reducing noise and increasing precision.
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00:00:00 Introduction to Lexical Prefiltering
00:00:32 Why Vector Search Needs Keyword Accuracy
00:01:05 How Lexical Prefilters Work in Pinecone
00:01:42 Comparing Dense and Sparse Vectors
00:02:15 Real-World Use Cases for Lexical Filters
00:02:40 Conclusion and Key Takeaways
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