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I'm using elasticsearch as my vector store, but I think for any store there is a concept of an id. Each Document has an id assigned to it when the document is stored. When I'm using the retriever API, such as get_relevant_documents I get a list of documents, but not their ids. There is an API for having an external docstore for handling the mappings of documents to their ids in the MultiVectorRetriever, but I can't currently understand why its needed and why ids of the vector store can not be used directly.
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I'm using elasticsearch as my vector store, but I think for any store there is a concept of an id. Each Document has an id assigned to it when the document is stored. When I'm using the retriever API, such as
get_relevant_documents
I get a list of documents, but not their ids. There is an API for having an external docstore for handling the mappings of documents to their ids in the MultiVectorRetriever, but I can't currently understand why its needed and why ids of the vector store can not be used directly.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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