Indexes can be combined with other indexes through a composition. To combine indexes, you can run the `/index compose` command, and select the indexes that you want to combine together. You should only combine relevant indexes together, combining irrelevant indexes together will result in poor results (for example, don't upload a math textbook and then upload a large set of poems and combine them together). When creating a composition, you will be given the option to do a "Deep" composition, deep compositions are more detailed and will give you better results, but are incredibly costly and will sometimes take multiple minutes to compose.
You can also compose a singular index with itself with "Deep Compose", this will give you a more detailed version of the index, but will be costly and will sometimes take multiple minutes to compose. **Deep compositions are useless for very short documents!**
You can also compose a singular index with itself with "Deep Compose", this will give you a more detailed version of the index, but will be costly and will sometimes take multiple minutes to compose. **Deep compositions are useless for very short documents!**
**When doing Deep Compositions, it's highly reccomended to keep the document size small, or only do deep compositions on single documents.** This is because a deep composition reorganizes the simple index into a tree structure and uses GPT3 to summarize different nodes of the tree, which will lead to high costs. For example, a deep composition of a 300 page lab manual and the contents of my personal website at https://kaveenk.com cost me $2 USD roughly.