Monitor knowledge retrieval quality scores for your Agentforce and generative AI
solutions in production and sandbox environments. Use built-in dashboards and reports to track
run-time performance, view trends, and identify areas to improve. Retrieval Augmented Generation
(RAG) quality metrics help you identify problem patterns, conduct root cause analysis, and
fine-tune your RAG-powered solutions.
About Knowledge/RAG Quality Data and Metrics Learn about the metrics used to score retrievals. This feature collects data at run time and calculates quality scores for RAG-powered knowledge retrievals.
Set Up Knowledge/RAG Quality Data and Metrics Turn on Knowledge/RAG Quality Data and Metrics to collect and store, in Data 360, quality scores and other run-time data about knowledge retrievals. By default, Knowledge/RAG Quality Data and Metrics is turned off.
Implement Data Governance Permissions for Knowledge/RAG Quality Metrics and Data Objects Knowledge/RAG Quality Metrics and Data can contain sensitive information, such as personally identifying information (PII), that you want to redact or hide from unauthorized users. Use Data Cloud Data Governance to protect sensitive data by setting up dynamic data masking and field-specific data exclusion policies. You need to grant access to the impacted Data 360 objects according to an access policy.
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