Data Characteristics of This Category
Aerospace equipment investment research data primarily originates from public reports of the national defense and military industry, public papers released by aerospace research institutes, official public documents during model development phases, real-time public data from aerospace launch missions, and industry standard specification documents. Data updates occur irregularly, aligned with model development milestones and annual industry whitepaper releases, with no fixed schedule. Most documents follow a multi-chapter structure, containing modules such as technical parameters, development progress, test data, and cost composition. Most fields use specialized units, including kilonewtons for thrust, UTC time for launch windows, and months for development cycles, among others.
Constraints on Citation Source and Traceability
The characteristics of aerospace equipment investment research data create multiple constraints for the traceability process. First, document structures are complex and paragraphs are lengthy, requiring precise targeting of specific chapters and paragraphs being cited to prevent damage to the contextual connection of technical parameters from improper splitting. Second, fields include specialized units, and these units must be fully retained during traceability; omitting them can lead to deviations in investment research conclusions. Third, data updates follow no fixed schedule, so incremental update trigger logic must be supported to avoid citing outdated model development data. Fourth, most data sources are official public documents, so the original document name and chapter must be clearly labeled to meet compliance requirements for military industry investment research.
Configuration Settings
| Configuration Item | Recommended Value | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
api_reference_file_return | enabled | Enables returning the cited document's file name via the API interface, helping investment research personnel quickly trace the original document |
max_reference_count | 3–5 entries | Aerospace equipment investment research documents have large data volumes. Too many citations will interfere with decision-making logic, while too few will fail to provide sufficient technical support. This recommended range is calibrated through actual testing |
reference_unit_keep | enabled | Aerospace equipment parameters use specialized units. Retaining these units ensures the accuracy of traceability information and prevents misinterpretation of parameter meanings |
parse_segment_length | 800–1200 characters | Matches the paragraph length of aerospace equipment technical documents, preventing splitting from breaking the connection between parameters and their context |
reference_quote_type_check | enabled | Validates variable citation formats, preventing quote type error messages, and aligns with variable calling requirements for investment research scenarios |
show_reference_source | disabled (adjust as needed) | Controls whether citation sources are displayed based on the display needs of investment research reports, meeting output requirements for different scenarios |
The parameter values provided on this page are conventional recommendations used as a starting point for configuration. Actual values are affected by material form, data volume, and business rules. Specific issues require specific analysis, and it is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing the settings.
Three Common Misconfigurations
- Phenomenon: API call results do not include the cited file name. Cause: The
api_reference_file_returnconfiguration item is not enabled, and this return field is disabled by default. - Phenomenon: The variable citation dropdown menu only displays a single option, and multiple variables cannot be selected. Cause: The global configuration for multi-variable citation is not enabled, and single-variable citation is restricted by default.
- Phenomenon: A
quote type errorerror is returned when citing knowledge base variables. Cause: The variable citation format does not meet requirements, with incorrect wrapping identifiers or specified field names.
How to Confirm Proper Configuration
- Call the corresponding API interface, check if the returned results include the file name field, and verify if the
api_reference_file_returnconfiguration is active. - Attempt to select multiple document variables in the knowledge base editing interface, check if the dropdown menu supports multi-selection, and verify if the multi-variable citation configuration is enabled.
- Input a variable citation with an incorrect format, check if a
quote type errorerror is returned, and verify if the format verification configuration is active. - After generating an investment research answer, check if the citation source display can be hidden, and verify if the
show_reference_sourceconfiguration is set correctly.
Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.