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Equation 21 · Part 1 · Measuring What a RAG System Retrieves, Not Just What It Answers

Symbol P

P(correct∣R)P(\text{correct} \mid R)
PP

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The reverse failure sits inside the first term. P(correct\text{correct} ∣\mid R) can be low even when R holds — the right evidence was retrieved and still the generator wrote an unfaithful, evasive, or contradicted answer — and a retrieval-only evaluation, which never inspects generation at all, cannot detect this. Chen and colleagues benchmarked RAG…

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