Creating Document Collections in h2oGPTe for RAG
- Generative AI
- Enterprise h2oGPTe
This lesson walks through creating a document collection in Enterprise h2oGPTe to ground answers in your own files instead of relying on the model's general knowledge. It covers naming a new collection, configuring settings like the embedding model and chunk size, and uploading a PDF so it can be chunked, embedded, and indexed in a vector database. The lesson also covers sharing a collection privately, publicly, or with specific users, and explains that this setup enables retrieval-augmented generation so chats can draw on the uploaded source.
Key takeaways
- Why creating a collection lets h2oGPTe answer from your own documents instead of relying on general knowledge
- How to configure a new collection's embedding model and chunk size before uploading documents
- How to share a collection privately, publicly, or with specific users after it is created
- What happens during upload: a document gets chunked, turned into embeddings, and indexed in a vector database
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