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Retrieval Augmented Generation

The Seminal Papers

Principles for architecting reliable and verifiable AI. A curated deep-dive into the foundational research papers that shaped RAG, with practical commentary and implementation guidance.

Published March 2026 · Manning

Foundational RAG research papersArchitecture patternsRetrieval strategiesProduction guidelines
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4.5 (171 reviews)

Generative AI with LangChain

2nd Edition

Build production-ready LLM applications and advanced agents using Python and LangGraph. The go-to guide for developers building real-world generative AI systems.

Published May 2025 · Packt Publishing

LLM app developmentLangChain & LangGraphRAG pipelinesProduction agents
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4.2 (63 reviews)

Machine Learning for Time Series

1st Edition

Use Python to forecast, predict, and detect anomalies with state-of-the-art machine learning methods. Covers classical techniques through deep learning approaches.

Published October 2021 · Packt Publishing

Time series forecastingAnomaly detectionDeep learning methodsPython implementations
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4.3 (28 reviews)

Artificial Intelligence with Python Cookbook

Proven recipes for applying AI algorithms and deep learning techniques using TensorFlow 2.x and PyTorch 1.6. Practical, hands-on solutions for real AI challenges.

Published October 2020 · Packt Publishing

AI algorithmsDeep learning recipesTensorFlow & PyTorchHands-on solutions
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The GenAI Build Lab: Build Production-Ready RAG with Open Models

Hosted by Packt Publishing

29 August 2026 · 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM (UK time) · Online, four hours, live

Most RAG tutorials stop at the first plausible answer. This lab starts there. On a travel-company case study you build a RAG system on small open models, expose its failure modes on purpose, fix retrieval with hybrid search and reranking, add corrective retrieval and answer self-checking, benchmark quality against latency and cost, then put open guardrail models in front of the finished app. It runs without a paid API key, a GPU cluster, or a per-token bill.

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