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"# Building blocks in Haystack: components and pipelines\n",
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"In the [previous notebook](data_classes.ipynb), we learned how we can store structured and unstructured data through Documents objects, as well as dataframe, ByteStream, ChatMessage and StreamingChunk objects. We also learned how to store these objects into a Document Store. In this notebook, we will explore how to store and retrieve data from a Haystack Document store. Let's take a look at its architecture.\n",
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"Haystack's architecture leverages components as its core elements, each performing specific functions like text processing or summarization. These components are designed to be connected into pipelines, which orchestrate the flow of data and manage task execution in a structured manner. The Pipeline class facilitates this by allowing the addition and connection of components, which must have unique input and output points for data transfer.\n",
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"Pipelines are the backbone of NLP applications in Haystack, functioning as directed graphs where nodes are components and edges dictate data flow. They ensure smooth data processing, handle errors, and support debugging through visualization tools that help developers trace and optimize the data journey.\n",
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