RagDict
RagDict is an enhanced Python dictionary with fuzzy key matching support using RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and LLM.
Features
- Works like a regular Python dictionary for exact key matches
- Automatically finds similar keys when an exact match is not found
- Uses OpenAI embeddings to find semantically similar keys
- Applies LLM to select the most appropriate key from candidates
- Fully customizable similarity parameters and models
Installation
pip install ragdict
Or using uv:
uv pip install ragdict
Usage
Basic Example
from ragdict import RagDict
import os
# Set your OpenAI API key
os.environ["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = "your-api-key"
# Create a dictionary with car prices
car_prices = RagDict({
"Toyota Camry": 25000,
"Honda Accord": 27000,
"Tesla Model 3": 40000,
"Ford Mustang": 35000,
"Chevrolet Corvette": 60000
})
# Exact match works like a normal dictionary
price = car_prices["Toyota Camry"] # 25000
# Fuzzy matching when the key is not exact
price = car_prices["Toyot Camri"] # Will find "Toyota Camry" and return 25000
price = car_prices["Tesla Model Three"] # Will find "Tesla Model 3" and return 40000
price = car_prices["Chevy Corvette"] # Will find "Chevrolet Corvette" and return 60000
Parameter Customization
# Creating a dictionary with customizable parameters
products = RagDict(
{
"iPhone 14 Pro": 999,
"Samsung Galaxy S23": 799,
"Google Pixel 7": 599
},
embedding_model="text-embedding-3-large", # Embedding model
llm_model="gpt-4o", # LLM model for key selection
similarity_threshold=0.6, # Minimum similarity threshold (0-1)
top_k=5, # Number of top candidates to consider
api_key="your-openai-api-key" # You can pass the API key directly
)
# Fuzzy search
price = products["iPhone 14"] # Will find "iPhone 14 Pro"
price = products["Samsung S23"] # Will find "Samsung Galaxy S23"
How It Works
- When you request a key, RagDict first tries to find an exact match
- If an exact match is not found, RagDict:
- Creates an embedding for the requested key
- Finds semantically similar keys based on cosine similarity
- Filters keys below the similarity threshold
- Uses LLM to select the most appropriate key from candidates
- Returns the value associated with the selected key
Requirements
- Python 3.8+
- OpenAI API key
- Packages: openai, numpy
License
MIT
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