Architecting Context-Aware RAG Pipelines for High-Throughput Insurance Claim Audits
Reduced verification latency by 40% while achieving deterministic factual tracking outputs.
Enterprise claims matching systems suffered significant context drift and hallucination rates when scanning complex files larger than 150 pages, inflating compute budgets.
- Built semantic parent-child chunk mapping inside specialized pgvector tables.
- Implemented reciprocal rank fusion algorithms crossing sparse BM25 indexing over dense embeddings.
- Injected real-time telemetry validation routines to automatically retry loose parameters before model ingestion.
Standard naive chunking strategies split documents blindly based on character limits, shattering context boundaries. When processing multi-page commercial claims, critical cross-references are completely dropped, forcing the LLM to hallucinate data omissions.
We implemented an advanced multi-layered hierarchy. First, documents are processed using structural layouts where parent sections remain intact. Small recursive sentences are embedded to point directly back to their larger contextual bounds.
By minimizing context fluff and running local Reciprocal Rank Fusion over hybrid keyword and vector nodes, we reduced tokens-per-request overhead while eliminating hallucinations across high-volume validation workflows.