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OLS-1750: Apply weights on index retrievers #2499
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first_weight = 0.6 # adjust this value as needed | ||
remaining_weight = 1.0 - first_weight |
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Weights that we provide, gets normalized internally.
And this brings down the scores very low, especially if we add more indexes.
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Apply weights on index retrievers
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