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date: 2025-06-09
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author: Maddie Duhon & Evgeniya Sukhodolskaya
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- news
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## Start Using it Now: How to Install & Use the Node for Hybrid Search
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We filmed a short demo for you on how to use this new node for **hybrid search** in Qdrant, as we thought it would be super handy for you to know how to combine the precision of keyword-based (sparse) search with the semantic power of dense embeddings in your n8n solutions.
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It's especially valuable in domains like legal or medical, where both exact matches and contextual understanding are crucial, so we love that you now have access to a method that delivers relevant results for complex, domain-specific queries!
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This toy example walks you through fusing dense and lexical hybrid search results using Reciprocal Rank Fusion (RRF).
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