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title: "Integrating Qdrant and LangChain for Advanced Vector Similarity Search"
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short_description: Discover how Qdrant and LangChain can be integrated to enhance AI applications.
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description: Discover how Qdrant and LangChain can be integrated to enhance AI applications with advanced vector similarity search technology.
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preview_image: /blog/qdrant-and-langchain/qdrant-langchain.png
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preview_image: /blog/using-qdrant-and-langchain/qdrant-langchain.png
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date: 2024-03-12T09:00:00Z
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author: David Myriel
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**How it Works:** LangChain receives a query and retrieves the query vector from an embedding model. Then, it dispatches the vector to a vector database, retrieving relevant documents. Finally, both the query and the retrieved documents are sent to the large language model to generate an answer.
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When supported by LangChain, Qdrant can help you set up effective question-answer systems, detection systems and chatbots that leverage RAG to its full potential. When it comes to long-term memory storage, developers can use LangChain to easily add relevant documents, chat history memory & rich user data to LLM app prompts via Qdrant.
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