ai-tutor-rag-system

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This repository is a collection of Jupyter notebooks that make up the AI Tutor RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) System and serve as course material for learning RAG techniques. It is intended for students and professionals who want practical and theoretical instruction on how to enhance language models with retrieval components. The notebooks live in the notebooks directory and include guided examples demonstrating data retrieval methods, integration of retrieval systems with models, and applied RAG workflows. The README explains two execution options: cloning and running locally with a Python environment, or opening individual notebooks in Google Colab via provided links. The material emphasizes step-by-step learning and covers both foundational concepts and advanced practices related to building and fine-tuning RAG-enabled models.

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A structured set of Jupyter notebooks organized to teach retrieval-augmented generation concepts with both theory and hands-on examples. Notebooks provide practical, runnable demonstrations that can be executed locally or launched directly in Google Colab using links embedded at the top of each file. Topics explicitly covered include data retrieval techniques, model integration with retrieval systems, and practical applications of RAG in real-world scenarios. The repository is designed as a course resource, so materials are educationally oriented with step-by-step guidance. The README highlights accessibility for learners by supporting multiple execution environments and emphasizes reproducibility of experiments through notebook-based examples.
Use Cases
The repository is useful as a learning resource for people progressing toward LLM development, offering concrete examples and explanations of retrieval-augmented generation practices. It helps learners understand how to retrieve and prepare data, connect retrieval components to language models, and apply RAG patterns to practical tasks. The notebooks lower the barrier to experimentation by providing runnable code paths for both local setups and Google Colab, enabling quick hands-on trials without complex setup. As course material, it supports self-study, classroom use, and reference for practitioners who want to reproduce or adapt RAG workflows and experiments on their own data.

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