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### Why not use other open-source vector databases as the document engine? |
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Currently, only Elasticsearch and [Infinity](https://github.com/infiniflow/infinity) meet the hybrid search requirements of RAGFlow. Most open-source vector databases have limited support for full-text search, and sparse embedding is not an alternative to full-text search. Additionally, these vector databases lack critical features essential to RAGFlow, such as phrase search and advanced ranking capabilities. |
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These limitations led us to develop [Infinity](https://github.com/infiniflow/infinity), the AI-native database, from the ground up. |
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### Differences between demo.ragflow.io and a locally deployed open-source RAGFlow service? |
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demo.ragflow.io demonstrates the capabilities of RAGFlow Enterprise. Its DeepDoc models are pre-trained using proprietary data and it offers much more sophisticated team permission controls. Essentially, demo.ragflow.io serves as a preview of RAGFlow's forthcoming SaaS (Software as a Service) offering. |