A text chunk is a manageable segment of a larger document, created by splitting loaded data into paragraphs, sections, or other retrieval units. Chunks are embedded and stored as part of indexing, helping prepare information for precise retrieval. section 3.4
Figure 3.3 The indexing process consists of four steps: loading the data, splitting or segmenting the data, embedding or converting the data to vectors, and storing the embeddings in a structured repository.
See where splitting fits in the indexing flow: after loading data and before embedding and storing it. section 3.4


















