Dense Passage Retrieval (ConnectionTimeoutError)
See original GitHub issueWith the same settings for Elasticsearch, I can successfully retrieve prediction answers from BM25 and TFIDF, However, When I try with DPR, I get ConnectionTimeoutError
How do I resolve this?
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Thanks for pointing out that resource. I was practically following the Haystack documentation. All seems well now
Great! Closing this now. Feel free to re-open if the problem comes up again…