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missed consensus forecasts and strong total bookings rising by 22%
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SELL |
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What is the operating cash flow of Amazon in Q1 2024? |
18,989 Million |
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0.73 EPS |
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MARKET DIGEST - 1 - FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2024 JUNE 20, DJIA: 39,134.76
UP 299.90 Independent Equity Research Since 1934 ARGUS A R G U S R E S E
A R C H C O M P A N Y • 6 1 B R O A D W A Y • N E W Y O R K , N. Y. 1 0
0 0 6 • ( 2 1 2 ) 4 2 5 - 7 5 0 0 LONDON SALES & MARKETING OFFICE
TEL 011-44-207-256-8383 / FAX 011-44-207-256-8363 ® Good Morning. This
is the Market Digest for Friday, June 21, 2024, with analysis of the
financial markets and comments on Accenture plc. IN THIS ISSUE: * Growth
Stock: Accenture plc: Shares rally on AI optimism (Jim Kelleher) MARKET
REVIEW: Yogi Berra famously said "When you come to a fork in the road,
take it." Stock investors did just that on Thursday, pushing the Dow
Jones Industrial Average higher by 0.77% but the Nasdaq Composite and
S&P 500 lower by 0.79% and 0.25%, |
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respectively. In a rare event, shares of Nvidia not only lost
ground, but lost a relatively meaningful amount (3.5%), proving nothing
can go up forever. Still, the major indices are comfortably ahead for
the year to date — and the big non-AI mover for stocks is the future
direction of interest rates, which remains a concern for Wall Street and
(for one day at least) offset AI mania. ACCENTURE PLC (NYSE: ACN,
\$306.16) BUY ACN: Shares rally on AI optimism * Accenture posted fiscal
3Q24 non-GAA ...... Q24, rising 22% annually on acceleration in managed
services and resulting in a 1.3 book-to-bill. Accenture still appears to
be taking share from competitors. * We believe that Accenture has the
financial resources, customer presence, and market strength to thrive as
companies accelerate the process of digital transformation and begin
their AI journeys. ANALYSIS INVESTMENT THESIS Shares of BUY-rated
Accenture plc (NYSE: ACN) rose solidly on June 20, despite the company
reporting fiscal 3Q24 |
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Friday, June 21, 2024 Intermediate Term: Market Outlook Bullish
-------------- PORTFOLIO STRATEGY ------------- Equity: 72% Cash: 1%
Today's Market Movers IMPACT aGlobal Shares Lower GILD Pops on HIV Drug
Results SRPT Soars on FDA Approval SWBI Drops on Sales Guidance + + + -
a a a Recent Research Review ADSK, MRNA, IQV, WMB, BUD, LYFT, SRE, BP,
AEE, PPC, JNPR, ORCL, CMG, TPR, DPZ, EOG, COST, PLTR, COR, VRTX
Statistics Diary 12-Mth S&P 500 Forcast: S&P 500 Current/Next
EPS: S&P 500 P/E: 12-Mth S&P P/E Range: 10-Year Yield: 12-Mth
10-Yr. Bond Forecast: Current Fed Funds Target: 12-Mth Fed Funds
Forecast: 4800-5600 247/265 22.16 18.1 - 21.1 4.26% 3.50-4.50% 4.62%
4.50-5.50% DJIA: S&P 500: NASDAQ: Lrg/Small Cap: Growth/Value:
PREVIOUS CLOSE 200-DAY AVERAGE 39134 |
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Fund Cash: Vickers Insider Index: 1.00 Positive 346000 Neutral 44%
Positive 1.70% Negative 3.42 Negative Housing Sentiment Slumps Mortgage
rates near 7% are pushing prospective buyers to the sidelines and could
turn housing to a drag on 2Q GDP after a strong contribution to 1Q
growth. "Millions of potential homebuyers have been priced out of the
market ...... s published yesterday by Harvard's Joint Center for
Housing Studies. Fannie Mae's Home Purchase Sentiment Index for May
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April. Doug Duncan, Chief Economist at Fannie Mae, said "While many
respondents expressed optimism at the beginning of the year that
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Company Research Highlights® Report created on June 21, 2024 This is
not an investment recommendation from Fidelity Investments. Fidelity
provides this information as a service to investors from independent,
third-party sources. Performance of analyst recommendations are provided
by StarMine from Refinitiv. Current analyst recommendations are
collected and standardized by Investars. See each section in this report
for third-party content attribution, as well as the final page of the
report f ...... Capitalization: \$2182.8 B Interactive Media &
Services Industry Business Description Data provided by S&P
Compustat Alphabet Inc. offers various products and platforms in the
United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia-Pacific,
Canada, and Latin America. It operates through Google Services, Google
Cloud, and Other Bets segments. Key Statistics Employee Count 182,502
Institutional Ownership 80.9% Total Revenue (TTM) \$80,539.00 3/31/2024
Revenue Growth (TTM vs. Prior TTM) +11.78% |
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Enterprise Value \$2103.1 B 6/20/2024 Ex. Dividend Date 6/10/2024
Dividend \$0.200000 Dividend Yield (Annualized) 0.45% 6/20/2024 P/E
(TTM) 27.0 6/20/2024 Earning Yield (TTM) +3.70% 6/20/2024 EPS (Adjusted
TTM) \$1.89 4/25/2024 Consensus EPS Estimate (Q2 2024) \$1.84 EPS Growth
(TTM vs. Prior TTM) +45.2% 3-Year Price Performance Data provided by
DataScope from Refinitiv Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 2021 2022
2023 2024 -40% -20% 0% 20% 40% 0 500 Average Monthly Volume (Millions)
50-Day Moving Average 200-Day Moving Average Trading Characteristics 52
Week High 6/12/2024 \$180.41 52 Week Low 7/11/2023 \$115.35 % Price
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this report for third-party content attribution. Page 3 Report
created on June 21, 2024 Recent Recap Last Report: Q1 Earnings on
04/25/24 Reported Earnings: \$1.89 per share Next Expected Report Date:
07/23/24 GOOGL exceeded the First Call Consensus of \$1.515 and exceeded
the StarMine SmartEstimate from Refinitiv of \$1.533 for Q1 2024. About
Starmine SmartEstimate The StarMine SmartEstimate from Refinitiv seeks
to be more accurate than the consensus EPS by calculating an analyst's
accuracy and timeliness of an analyst's estimates into its estimate of
earnings. Actuals vs. Estimates by Fiscal Quarter Data provided by
I/B/E/S from Refinitiv ACTUALS ESTIMATES STARMINE ESTIMATES GOOGL PRICE
Earnings in US Dollars Q1 Q2 2024 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2023 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2022 \$0
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, being in the 100th percentile is not the best for items such as
Debt to Capital Ratio where a lower number means less debt. Therefore,
being in the 1st percentile indicates lower debt than its peers in the
industry. The Industry Average is a market cap-weighted average of the
non-null values in the industry.Company Research Highlights® NASDAQ
GOOGL This is not an investment recommendation from Fidelity
Investments. The information contained in this report is sourced from
independent, third ...... content attribution. © 2024 FMR LLC. All
rights reserved. 447628.8.0 Page 4 Report created on June 21, 2024
Important Information Regarding Third-Party Content The content compiled
in this report is provided by third parties and not Fidelity. Fidelity
did not prepare and does not endorse such content. Historical prices
provided by Datascope from Refinitiv. Fundamental data provided by
Standard & Poor's Compustat®. Earnings estimates provided by
Refinitiv. Analyst recommendations performance |
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Friday, June 21, 2024 Intermediate Term: Market Outlook Bullish
-------------- PORTFOLIO STRATEGY ------------- Equity: 72% Cash: 1%
Today's Market Movers IMPACT aGlobal Shares Lower GILD Pops on HIV Drug
Results SRPT Soars on FDA Approval SWBI Drops on Sales Guidance + + + -
a a a Recent Research Review ADSK, MRNA, IQV, WMB, BUD, LYFT, SRE, BP,
AEE, PPC, JNPR, ORCL, CMG, TPR, DPZ, EOG, COST, PLTR, COR, VRTX
Statistics Diary 12-Mth S&P 500 Forcast: S&P 500 Current/Next
EPS: S&P 500 P/E: 12-Mth S&P P/E Range: 10-Year Yield: 12-Mth
10-Yr. Bond Forecast: Current Fed Funds Target: 12-Mth Fed Funds
Forecast: 4800-5600 247/265 22.16 18.1 - 21.1 4.26% 3.50-4.50% 4.62%
4.50-5.50% DJIA: S&P 500: NASDAQ: Lrg/Small Cap: Growth/Value:
PREVIOUS CLOSE 200-DAY AVERAGE 39134 |
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. Each firm has its own recommendation categories, making it
difficult to compare one firm's recommendation to another's. Investars,
a third-party research company, collects and standardizes these
recommendations using a five-point scale. † The Equity Summary Score
provided by StarMine from Refinitiv is current as of the date specified.
There may be differences between the Equity Summary Score analyst count
and the number of underlying analysts listed. Due to the timing in
receiving ratings ...... mendation from Fidelity Investments. The
information contained in this report is sourced from independent, third
party providers. Price on 6/20/2024: \$176.30 Communication Services
Sector Market Capitalization: \$2182.8 B Interactive Media &
Services Industry Alphabet Class A The content on this page is provided
by third parties and not Fidelity. Fidelity did not prepare and does not
endorse such content. All are third-party companies that are not
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Refinitiv, an independent third-party research provider, using
information gathered ...... firm descriptions, detailed methodologies,
and more information on the Equity Summary Score, First Call Consensus,
opinion history and performance, and most current available research
reports for GOOGL. Equity Summary Score (7 Firms†) Provided by StarMine
from Refinitiv as of 6/21/2024 Firm1 Starmine Relative
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Investment Research, Inc (i) 56 Outperform ISS-EVA (i) 86 Underperform
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SELL |
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| What is the expected EPS for Nvidia in Q1 2026? |
0.73 EPS |
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| What are the main reasons to buy Nvidia? |
Datacenter, GPUs Demands, Self-driving, and cash-flow |
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| What are the latest financial metrics for Accenture PLC? |
missed consensus forecasts and strong total bookings rising by 22%
annually |
The latest financial metrics for Accenture PLC, as of fiscal 3Q24,
are as follows: 1. **Revenue**: \$16.47 billion, which is down 1% year
over year. 2. **GAAP Gross Margin**: 33.4%. 3. **GAAP Operating
Margin**: 16.0%. 4. **Non-GAAP Operating Margin**: 16.4%. 5. **Earnings
per Share (EPS)**: Non-GAAP EPS of \$3.13 per diluted share, down 2%
year over year. The consensus forecast was \$3.15. 6. **Total Revenue
for FY23**: \$64.1 billion, up 4% on a GAAP basis. 7. **Free Cash Flow
for FY23**: \$9.0 billion, with a forecast for FY24 of \$8.7-\$9.3
billion. 8. **Debt**: \$1.68 billion at the end of 3Q24. 9. **Cash**:
\$5.54 billion at the end of 3Q24. 10. **Shareholder Returns**:
Accenture expects to return at least \$7.7 billion to shareholders in
FY24, following \$7.2 billion in FY23. Additionally, they have announced
a quarterly dividend of \$1.29 per share, which reflects a 15% increase
from the previous quarterly payout. |
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Sales revenues to customers outside the United States accounted for
more than 56% of the total revenues for fiscal 2024. Hence, we believe
that any unfavorable currency fluctuation and an uncertain macroeconomic
environment may moderate the company's growth. Zacks Equity Research
www.zacks.com Page 4 of 10Last Earnings Report NVIDIA Q1 Earnings Top
Estimates, Revenues Rise Y/Y NVIDIA reported first-quarter fiscal 2025
earnings of \$6.12 per share, which beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate by
1 ...... trong and innovative portfolio, with the growing adoption of
its GPUs. It benefits from a strong partner base that includes the likes
of TSMC, Synopsys, AWS, Alphabet, Microsoft, Oracle, and Johnson &
Johnson MedTech. NVIDIA also announced a ten-for-one forward stock split
of its issued common stock and raised the quarterly cash dividend by
150%. Segment Details NVIDIA reports revenues under two segments —
Graphics, and Compute & Networking. Graphics accounted for 13% of
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anding Portfolio Aids Prospects In the fiscal first quarter, NVIDIA
launched the Blackwell platform targeted for AI computing at a
trillion-parameter scale and the Blackwellpowered DGX SuperPOD for
Generative AI supercomputing. It announced NVIDIA Quantum and NVIDIA
Spectrum X800 series switches for InfiniBand and Ethernet, respectively,
optimized for trillionparameter GPU computing and AI infrastructure.
Moreover, the company launched NVIDIA AI Enterprise 5.0 with NVIDIA NIM
inference micro ...... esearch www.zacks.com Page 5 of 10optimizations
and integrations for Windows to deliver maximum performance on NVIDIA
GeForce RTX AI PCs and workstations. For the Professional Visualization
domain, it launched NVIDIA RTX 500 and 1000 professional Ada generation
laptop GPUs for AI-enhanced workflows, NVIDIA RTX A400 and A1000 GPUs
for desktop workstations and NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud APIs. Operating
Details NVIDIA's non-GAAP gross margin increased to 78.9% from 66.8% in
the year-ago quarter and |
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sales. Non-GAAP operating expenses increased 43% year over year and
13.2% sequentially to \$2.50 billion. The increase was due to higher
compensations and related benefits. However, as a percentage of total
revenues, non-GAAP operating expenses declined to 9.6% from 24.3% in the
year-ago quarter and 30.7% in the previous quarter. The non-GAAP
operating income was \$18.06 billion compared with \$3.05 billion in the
year-ago qu ...... up from \$25.98 billion as of Jan 28, 2024. As of Apr
28, 2024, the total long-term debt was \$8.46 billion, unchanged
sequentially. NVIDIA generated \$15.4 billion in operating cash flow, up
from the previous quarter's \$11.5 billion. The company ended the fiscal
first quarter with a free cash flow of \$14.94 billion. In the fiscal
first quarter, it returned \$7.8 billion to shareholders through
dividend payouts and share repurchases. Guidance For the second quarter
of fiscal 2025, NVIDIA anticip |
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Q2 Q3 Q4 Annual* 2026 0.73 E 0.73 E 0.77 E 0.81 E 3.04 E 2025 0.61 A
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text, the analyst-provided estimates, and the price target are as of
06/12/2024. Zacks Report Date: June 12, 2024 © 2024 Zacks Investment
Research, All Rights Reserved 10 S. Riverside Plaza Suite 1600 ·
Chicago, IL 6 ...... the worldwide leader in visual computing
technologies and the inventor of the graphic processing unit, or GPU.
Over the years, the company's focus has evolved from PC graphics to
artificial intelligence (AI) based solutions that now support high
performance computing (HPC), gaming and virtual reality (VR) platforms.
NVIDIA's GPU success can be attributed to its parallel processing
capabilities supported by thousands of computing cores, which are
necessary to run deep learning algorithms. The |
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company's GPU platforms are playing a major role in developing
multi-billion-dollar endmarkets like robotics and self-driving vehicles.
NVIDIA is a dominant name in the Data Center, professional visualization
and gaming markets where Intel and Advanced Micro Devices are playing a
catch-up role. The company's partnership with almost all major cloud
service providers (CSPs) and server vendors is a key catalyst. NVIDIA's
GPUs are also getting rapid adoption in diverse fields ranging from
radio ...... Us for gaming and PCs, the GeForce NOW game streaming
service and related infrastructure, and solutions for gaming platforms;
Quadro GPUs for enterprise design; GRID software for cloud-based visual
and virtual computing; and automotive platforms for infotainment
systems. Compute & Networking comprises Data Center platforms and
systems for AI, HPC, and accelerated computing; DRIVE for autonomous
vehicles; and Jetson for robotics and other embedded platforms. Mellanox
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| What is roughly the current mortage rate? |
0.07 |
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| What is the expected EPS for Nvidia in Q1 2026? |
0.73 EPS |
The expected EPS (Earnings Per Share) for Nvidia in Q1 2026 is
0.73. |
| What is the current dividend yield for Alphabet Inc. (\$GOOGL)? |
0.0046 |
The current dividend yield for Alphabet Inc. (\$GOOGL) is
0.46%. |
| What is the overall latest rating for Amazon.com from analysts? |
SELL |
The overall latest rating for Amazon.com from analysts is "SELL" for
the 1st quarter of 2024. |
| What is the market capitalization of Alphabet? |
\$2182.8 Billion |
The market capitalization of Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) is \$2,182.8
billion. |
| What is the operating cash flow of Amazon in Q1 2024? |
18,989 Million |
The operating cash flow of Amazon in Q1 2024 is reported as 18,989
million USD. |
| What are the latest financial metrics for Accenture PLC? |
missed consensus forecasts and strong total bookings rising by 22%
annually |
As of fiscal 3Q24, the latest financial metrics for Accenture PLC
are as follows: - **Revenue**: \$16.47 billion, down 1% year over year.
- **GAAP Gross Margin**: 33.4% in 3Q24. - **GAAP Operating Margin**:
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flow for FY23 was \$9.0 billion. - **Debt**: \$1.68 billion as of the
end of 3Q24. - **Cash**: \$5.54 billion at the end of 3Q24, down from
\$9.05 billion at the end of FY23. - **Dividend**: Quarterly dividend
increased to \$1.29 per share, with estimated dividends of \$5.16 per
share for FY24 and \$5.40 for FY25. Overall, Accenture's financial
strength ranking is high, with a long-term credit rating of Aa3 from
Moody's and A+ from Standard & Poor's. |
| What are the main reasons to buy Nvidia? |
Datacenter, GPUs Demands, Self-driving, and cash-flow |
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include: 1. **Strong Financial Performance**: NVIDIA has demonstrated
impressive financial metrics, including a significant increase in
earnings (19% sequential growth and 262% year-over-year rise) and
revenues (beating estimates by 7.02%). 2. **Growing Market
Opportunities**: The company has identified several growth opportunities
in sectors such as ray-traced gaming, high-performance computing,
artificial intelligence (AI), se ...... uting is leading to increased
demand for datacenters, which benefits NVIDIA's product offerings. Their
acquisition of Mellanox can potentially drive further growth in this
segment. 8. **Low Debt Levels**: NVIDIA has a low total debt to total
capital ratio (0.16), indicating a strong balance sheet and less
leverage compared to industry averages, providing stability and
financial flexibility. These factors combined create a compelling case
for potential investors looking to buy NVIDIA stock. |
`];
In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how RAG operations can be
implemented in Pixeltable. In particular, we’ll develop a RAG
application that summarizes a collection of PDF documents and uses
ChatGPT to answer questions about them.
In a traditional RAG workflow, such operations might be implemented as a
Python script that runs on a periodic schedule or in response to certain
events. In Pixeltable, they are implemented as persistent tables that
are updated automatically and incrementally as new data becomes
available.
We first set up our OpenAI API key:
```python theme={null}
import getpass
import os
if 'OPENAI_API_KEY' not in os.environ:
os.environ['OPENAI_API_KEY'] = getpass.getpass('OpenAI API Key:')
```
We then install the packages we need for this tutorial and then set up
our environment.
```python theme={null}
%pip install -q pixeltable sentence-transformers tiktoken openai openpyxl
```
Note: you may need to restart the kernel to use updated packages.
```python theme={null}
import pixeltable as pxt
# Ensure a clean slate for the demo
pxt.drop_dir('rag_demo', force=True)
pxt.create_dir('rag_demo')
```
Connected to Pixeltable database at: postgresql+psycopg://postgres:@/pixeltable?host=/Users/sergeymkhitaryan/.pixeltable/pgdata
Created directory 'rag\_demo'.
\
Next we’ll create a table containing the sample questions we want to
answer. The questions are stored in an Excel spreadsheet, along with a
set of “ground truth” answers to help evaluate our model pipeline. We
can use `create_table()` with the `source` parameter to load them. Note
that we can pass the URL of the spreadsheet directly.
```python theme={null}
base = 'https://github.com/pixeltable/pixeltable/raw/main/docs/resources/rag-demo/'
qa_url = base + 'Q-A-Rag.xlsx'
queries_t = pxt.create_table('rag_demo/queries', source=qa_url)
```
Created table 'queries'.
Inserting rows into \`queries\`: 8 rows \[00:00, 2469.96 rows/s]
Inserted 8 rows with 0 errors.
```python theme={null}
queries_t.head()
```
## Outline
There are two major parts to our RAG application:
1. Document Indexing: Load the documents, split them into chunks, and
index them using a vector embedding.
2. Querying: For each question on our list, do a top-k lookup for the
most relevant chunks, use them to construct a ChatGPT prompt, and
send the enriched prompt to an LLM.
We’ll implement both parts in Pixeltable.
## Document Indexing
All data in Pixeltable, including documents, resides in tables.
Tables are persistent containers that can serve as the store of record
for your data. Since we are starting from scratch, we will start with an
empty table `rag_demo.documents` with a single column, `document`.
```python theme={null}
documents_t = pxt.create_table(
'rag_demo/documents', {'document': pxt.Document}
)
documents_t
```
Created table 'documents'.
Next, we’ll insert our first few source documents into the new table.
We’ll leave the rest for later, in order to show how to update the
indexed document base incrementally.
```python theme={null}
document_urls = [
base + 'Argus-Market-Digest-June-2024.pdf',
base + 'Argus-Market-Watch-June-2024.pdf',
base + 'Company-Research-Alphabet.pdf',
base + 'Jefferson-Amazon.pdf',
base + 'Mclean-Equity-Alphabet.pdf',
base + 'Zacks-Nvidia-Report.pdf',
]
```
```python theme={null}
documents_t.insert({'document': url} for url in document_urls[:3])
documents_t.show()
```
Inserting rows into \`documents\`: 3 rows \[00:00, 491.31 rows/s]
Inserted 3 rows with 0 errors.
In RAG applications, we often decompose documents into smaller units, or
chunks, rather than treating each document as a single entity. In this
example, we’ll use Pixeltable’s built-in `document_splitter`, but in
general the chunking methodology is highly customizable.
`document_splitter` has a variety of options for controlling the
chunking behavior, and it’s also possible to replace it entirely with a
user-defined iterator (or an adapter for a third-party document
splitter).
In Pixeltable, operations such as chunking can be automated by creating
**views** of the base `documents` table. A view is a virtual derived
table: rather than adding data directly to the view, we define it via a
computation over the base table. In this example, the view is defined by
iteration over the chunks of a `document_splitter`.
```python theme={null}
from pixeltable.functions.document import document_splitter
chunks_t = pxt.create_view(
'rag_demo/chunks',
documents_t,
iterator=document_splitter(
documents_t.document, separators='token_limit', limit=300
),
)
```
Inserting rows into \`chunks\`: 41 rows \[00:00, 20799.04 rows/s]
Our `chunks` view now has 3 columns:
```python theme={null}
chunks_t
```
* `text` is the chunk text produced by the `document_splitter`
* `pos` is a system-generated integer column, starting at 0, that
provides a sequence number for each row
* `document`, which is simply the `document` column from the base
table `documents`. We won’t need it here, but having access to the
base table’s columns (in effect a parent-child join) can be quite
useful.
Notice that as soon as we created it, `chunks` was automatically
populated with data from the existing documents in our base table. We
can select the first 2 chunks from each document using common query
operations, in order to get a feel for what was extracted:
```python theme={null}
chunks_t.where(chunks_t.pos < 2).show()
```
Now let’s compute vector embeddings for the document chunks and store
them in a vector index. Pixeltable has built-in support for vector
indexing using a variety of embedding model families, and it’s easy for
users to add new ones via UDFs. In this demo, we’re going to use the E5
model from the Huggingface `sentence_transformers` library, which runs
locally.
The following command creates a vector index on the `text` column in the
`chunks` table, using the E5 embedding model. (For details on index
creation, see the [Embedding and Vector
Indices](https://github.com/pixeltable/pixeltable/blob/release/docs/platform/embedding-indexes.ipynb)
guide.) Note that defining the index is sufficient in order to load it
with the existing data (and also to update it when the underlying data
changes, as we’ll see later).
```python theme={null}
from pixeltable.functions.huggingface import sentence_transformer
chunks_t.add_embedding_index(
'text',
embedding=sentence_transformer.using(model_id='intfloat/e5-large-v2'),
)
```
This completes the first part of our application, creating an indexed
document base. Next, we’ll use it to run some queries.
## Querying
In order to express a top-k lookup against our index, we use
Pixeltable’s `similarity` operator in combination with the standard
`order_by` and `limit` operations. Before building this into our
application, let’s run a sample query to make sure it works.
```python theme={null}
query_text = 'What is the expected EPS for Nvidia in Q1 2026?'
sim = chunks_t.text.similarity(string=query_text)
nvidia_eps_query = (
chunks_t.order_by(sim, asc=False)
.select(similarity=sim, text=chunks_t.text)
.limit(5)
)
nvidia_eps_query.collect()
```
We perform this context retrieval for each row of our `queries` table by
adding it as a computed column. In this case, the operation is a top-k
similarity lookup against the data in the `chunks` table. To implement
this operation, we’ll use Pixeltable’s `@query` decorator to enhance the
capabilities of the `chunks` table.
```python theme={null}
# A @query is essentially a reusable, parameterized query that is attached to a table (or view),
# which is a modular way of getting data from that table.
@pxt.query
def top_k(query_text: str):
sim = chunks_t.text.similarity(string=query_text)
return (
chunks_t.order_by(sim, asc=False)
.select(chunks_t.text, sim=sim)
.limit(5)
)
# Now add a computed column to `queries_t`, calling the query
# `top_k` that we just defined.
queries_t.add_computed_column(question_context=top_k(queries_t.Question))
```
Added 8 column values with 0 errors.
8 rows updated, 8 values computed.
Our `queries` table now looks like this:
```python theme={null}
queries_t
```
The new column `question_context` now contains the result of executing
the query for each row, formatted as a list of dictionaries:
```python theme={null}
queries_t.select(queries_t.question_context).head(1)
```
### Asking the LLM
Now it’s time for the final step in our application: feeding the
document chunks and questions to an LLM for resolution. In this demo,
we’ll use OpenAI for this, but any other inference cloud or local model
could be used instead.
We start by defining a UDF that takes a top-k list of context chunks and
a question and turns them into a ChatGPT prompt.
```python theme={null}
# Define a UDF to create an LLM prompt given a top-k list of
# context chunks and a question.
@pxt.udf
def create_prompt(top_k_list: list[dict], question: str) -> str:
concat_top_k = '\n\n'.join(
elt['text'] for elt in reversed(top_k_list)
)
return f"""
PASSAGES:
{concat_top_k}
QUESTION:
{question}"""
```
We then add that again as a computed column to `queries`:
```python theme={null}
queries_t.add_computed_column(
prompt=create_prompt(queries_t.question_context, queries_t.Question)
)
```
Added 8 column values with 0 errors.
8 rows updated, 16 values computed.
We now have a new string column containing the prompt:
```python theme={null}
queries_t
```
```python theme={null}
queries_t.select(queries_t.prompt).head(1)
```
We now add another computed column to call OpenAI. For the
`chat_completions()` call, we need to construct two messages, containing
the instructions to the model and the prompt. For the latter, we can
simply reference the `prompt` column we just added.
```python theme={null}
from pixeltable.functions import openai
# Assemble the prompt and instructions into OpenAI's message format
messages = [
{
'role': 'system',
'content': 'Please read the following passages and answer the question based on their contents.',
},
{'role': 'user', 'content': queries_t.prompt},
]
# Add a computed column that calls OpenAI
queries_t.add_computed_column(
response=openai.chat_completions(
model='gpt-4o-mini', messages=messages
)
)
```
Added 8 column values with 0 errors.
8 rows updated, 8 values computed.
Our `queries` table now contains a JSON-structured column `response`,
which holds the entire API response structure. At the moment, we’re only
interested in the response content, which we can extract easily into
another computed column:
```python theme={null}
queries_t.add_computed_column(
answer=queries_t.response.choices[0].message.content
)
```
Added 8 column values with 0 errors.
8 rows updated, 8 values computed.
We now have the following `queries` schema:
```python theme={null}
queries_t
```
Let’s take a look at what we got back:
```python theme={null}
queries_t.select(
queries_t.Question, queries_t.correct_answer, queries_t.answer
).show()
```
The application works, but, as expected, a few questions couldn’t be
answered due to the missing documents. As a final step, let’s add the
remaining documents to our document base, and run the queries again.
## Incremental Updates
Pixeltable’s views and computed columns update automatically in response
to new data. We can see this when we add the remaining documents to our
`documents` table. Watch how the `chunks` view is updated to stay in
sync with `documents`:
```python theme={null}
documents_t.insert({'document': p} for p in document_urls[3:])
```
Inserting rows into \`documents\`: 3 rows \[00:00, 569.05 rows/s]
Inserting rows into \`chunks\`: 67 rows \[00:00, 325.91 rows/s]
Inserted 70 rows with 0 errors.
70 rows inserted, 6 values computed.
```python theme={null}
documents_t.show()
```
(Note: although Pixeltable updates `documents` and `chunks`, it **does
not** automatically update the `queries` table. This is by design: we
don’t want all rows in `queries` to get automatically re-executed every
time a single new document is added to the document base. However,
newly-added rows will be run over the new, incrementally-updated index.)
To confirm that the `chunks` index got updated, we’ll re-run the chunks
retrieval query for the question
`What is the expected EPS for Nvidia in Q1 2026?`
Previously, our most similar chunk had a similarity score of \~0.8. Let’s
see what we get now:
```python theme={null}
nvidia_eps_query.collect()
```
Our most similar chunk now has a score of \~0.855 and pulls in more
relevant chunks from the newly-inserted documents.
Let’s recompute the `question_context` column of the `queries_t` table,
which will automatically recompute the `answer` column as well.
```python theme={null}
queries_t.recompute_columns('question_context')
```
Inserting rows into \`queries\`: 8 rows \[00:00, 580.60 rows/s]
8 rows updated, 40 values computed.
As a final step, let’s confirm that all the queries now have answers:
```python theme={null}
queries_t.select(
queries_t.Question, queries_t.correct_answer, queries_t.answer
).show()
```
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