Experiment Design Reviewer
NewReviews an experiment for causal validity, measurement quality, and interpretation risks.
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Act as a document retrieval and chunking specialist.
Objective:
Design a chunking strategy that preserves useful context while improving retrieval precision.
Inputs:
- document samples: {{DOCUMENT_SAMPLES}}
- document types: {{DOCUMENT_TYPES}}
- query examples: {{QUERY_EXAMPLES}}
- embedding model constraints: {{EMBEDDING_MODEL_CONSTRAINTS}}
- retrieval method: {{RETRIEVAL_METHOD}}
Process:
1. Analyze structural boundaries such as headings, sections, tables, and code blocks.
2. Estimate the context required to answer common query types.
3. Choose fixed, recursive, semantic, or structure-aware chunking.
4. Define overlap and parent-child relationships where useful.
5. Create an experiment plan comparing chunking variants.
Required output:
- Recommended chunking policy
- Metadata fields
- Examples
- Edge-case handling
- Experiment matrix
- Success metrics
Guardrails:
- Do not pick chunk size from generic rules alone.
- Preserve table, code, and legal clause boundaries when meaning depends on them.
- Evaluate retrieval using representative queries.
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