SPLADE models produce wacky expansion terms whose prevalence rises with larger vocabularies and falls with stricter sparsity; these terms primarily aid in-domain retrieval rather than out-of-domain generalization.
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Entity signals cover only 19.7% of relevant documents on Robust04 and no configuration among 443 systems improves MAP by more than 0.05 in open-world evaluation, despite gains when entities are pre-restricted.
PETRA is a curated 1.36M-chunk petroleum-engineering retrieval dataset and pipeline that raises in-domain nDCG from 0.703 to 0.763 via score fusion and delivers 44% relative gain on an Earth Science benchmark through reranker adaptation on synthetic supervision.
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Understanding Wacky Weights: A Dissection of SPLADE's Learned Term Importance
SPLADE models produce wacky expansion terms whose prevalence rises with larger vocabularies and falls with stricter sparsity; these terms primarily aid in-domain retrieval rather than out-of-domain generalization.
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Entities as Retrieval Signals: A Systematic Study of Coverage, Supervision, and Evaluation in Entity-Oriented Ranking
Entity signals cover only 19.7% of relevant documents on Robust04 and no configuration among 443 systems improves MAP by more than 0.05 in open-world evaluation, despite gains when entities are pre-restricted.
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PETRA: Transforming Web Text for Petroleum-Engineering Domain Adaptation
PETRA is a curated 1.36M-chunk petroleum-engineering retrieval dataset and pipeline that raises in-domain nDCG from 0.703 to 0.763 via score fusion and delivers 44% relative gain on an Earth Science benchmark through reranker adaptation on synthetic supervision.