Large-scale log study of 14M+ agentic searches finds short sessions, intent-specific repetition patterns, and that 54% of new query terms trace to prior retrieved evidence.
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Corpus scaling in RAG frequently matches the accuracy gains from larger LLMs on open-domain QA tasks, with mid-sized models benefiting most due to better passage coverage.
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Agentic Search in the Wild: Intents and Trajectory Dynamics from 14M+ Real Search Requests
Large-scale log study of 14M+ agentic searches finds short sessions, intent-specific repetition patterns, and that 54% of new query terms trace to prior retrieved evidence.
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Less LLM, More Documents: Searching for Improved RAG
Corpus scaling in RAG frequently matches the accuracy gains from larger LLMs on open-domain QA tasks, with mid-sized models benefiting most due to better passage coverage.