Summary
In this chapter, we went through a practical guide on creating interactive applications using RAG and Gradio as the UI. We covered setting up the Gradio environment, integrating RAG models, and creating a user-friendly interface that allows users to interact with the RAG system like a typical web application. Developers can quickly prototype and deploy RAG-powered applications, enabling end users to interact with RAG pipelines in real time.
We also discussed the benefits of using Gradio, such as its open source nature, integration with popular machine learning frameworks, and collaboration features and Gradio’s integration with Hugging Face, which provides resources for the generative AI community, including the ability to host Gradio demos permanently and for free using Hugging Face Spaces.
With the code lab, we learned how to add a Gradio interface to a RAG application. We created the Gradio interface using gr.Interface
, specifying the input and output components...