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The word "index" originally came from how humans retrieve info: book indexes and tables of contents that guide us to the right place in documents. Computers later borrowed the term for data structures: e.g., B-trees, hash tables, and more recently, vector indexes. They are highly efficient for machines; but abstract and unnatural: not something a human, or an LLM, can understand and directly use as a reasoning aid. This creates a gap between how indexes work for computers and how they should work for models that reason like humans. PageIndex is a new step that "looks back to move forward".…
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