A municipal grain-elevator handbook is split mid-procedure, so the retrieved snippet never includes the safety warning. What should the team treat as a retrieval-quality design choice?
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Short Explanation
Think of a handbook split mid-procedure so the safety warning falls off the snippet. Chunk size and overlap are how you keep the warning in the retrieved piece. Defining the word, turning retrieval off, or raising temperature does not glue it back.
Full Explanation
Chunk size and overlap decide whether the application retrieves the passage that actually answers the question. A mid-procedure split can drop a safety warning. Defining the word chunking, turning retrieval off, or raising temperature does not put that warning back in the snippet.