A retailer copilot answers size questions with blanks. The size charts are images, and the grounding index stored those pages with no extracted text. What should the architect correct?
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Short Explanation
Handing a blank size page to a faster reader still leaves the page blank. You extract the text from the size-chart images so the index actually holds the chart. A larger model has nothing new to read on those empty pages.
Full Explanation
The size answers are empty because the source was indexed without its text. The charts are images, and the pages in the index contain no extracted words, so the first correction is to extract that text into the index. Changing the model size does not put words on a blank page. Switching to a larger model leaves those empty size-chart pages in place, and a larger model still retrieves a page with nothing on it. A trigger phrase for the word size can force a topic to answer, but the topic would still lack the chart the customer asked for, and it bypasses the source instead of repairing it. Removing the charts and letting the model estimate measurements from the product title replaces a controlled chart with a guess, which is how a wrong size gets quoted with confidence. Exam caveat: an index can look healthy by page count while the pages that matter are blank. Reachability of a file is not the same as extraction of its contents. Operational check: open an indexed size-chart page, confirm the chart text is present, and ask the same size question again.