Convenience fresh-food orders: product questions with hybrid retrieval

Review hybrid retrieval for product questions in Convenience fresh-food orders. Check input mappings, source evidence and failure handling before use.

What the documents look like

For product questions in Convenience fresh-food orders, this page examines FastGPT hybrid retrieval. Compare the material received with the sources used in the answer. The examples are hypothetical.

Constraints at the hybrid retrieval step

The fresh-food example supplies a suggested storage range of zero to four degrees Celsius for one sandwich in a proposed order attachment. Mark the product, range and the word “suggested” as the reading target before inspecting candidate completeness. Do not transfer another item’s temperature wording to this sandwich. This is a check against hypothetical source text, without providing real food-storage advice or establishing the appropriate conditions for an actual product.

Configuration and implementation checks

Item or implementation checkInput or applicable conditionTraceable check
Fused candidatesSandwich and suggested zero-to-four-degree wordingRetain the item and the suggestion qualification.
Complete questionSuggested range versus recorded range for the beverageDistinguish the zero-to-four suggestion from the zero-to-six record.
Minimum relevanceInspect during semantic retrieval or rerankingFiltering does not determine appropriate real storage conditions.
Citation token limitTemperature values together with their contextDo not lose the record’s role while retaining the range.
Missing-source retestNo allergen information for the dessertDo not infer ingredients from a name or another dessert.

Documented conditions

Documented item / implementation checkCondition
Hybrid retrievalVector and full-text results use RRF fusion.
RerankingReranking reorders candidates using the full question.
Minimum relevanceFiltering applies to semantic search or reranking.
Citation limitCitation content is limited by tokens.
Question optimizationCompare subjects and restrictions after optimization.

Three common errors

The beverage order gives a suggested range of zero to four, while the temperature record states zero to six. These are different source roles. Inspect both candidates, establish product and period correspondence, then check whether reranking encourages a recorded range to be described as the recommended standard. Examine token trimming for lost distinctions between a suggestion and a record. Actual conformity needs the applicable evidence and complete records, beyond the ranking result. Inspect the situation described by each passage as well as its range. The available wording supplies no complete temperature history, so output must not invent continuous conformity or continuous deviation. Preserve the limited evidence scope alongside the two source statements.

How to verify the setup

No allergen information has been supplied for the dessert. Its name or ordering temperature cannot replace ingredient evidence. Inspect whether high-ranked candidates concern another dessert or the answer makes unsupported claims about the presence or absence of an ingredient. After obtaining the actual product material, repeat the question and trace the new citation, checking filtering and ordering separately. Reranking cannot generate absent allergen evidence, and relevance does not confirm a food attribute.

Material contextScope
Document typesFresh Food Order Form, Spoilage Report, Near-Expiry Processing Sheet and Temperature Records
Candidate sourcesPOS Sales, Headquarters Ordering System, Store Inventory and Cold Chain Temperature Control Records
Technical baselineFastGPT v4.17.2