Empirical comparison across 14 retrievers on the BRIGHT benchmark shows reasoning-specialized models can match strong accuracy with competitive speed while many large LLM bi-encoders add latency for small gains and confidence scores remain poorly calibrated.
DAT: Dynamic alpha tuning for hybrid retrieval in retrieval-augmented generation
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A framework automates multi-agent system creation via LLM planning and two-stage agent recommendation, claiming higher recall than prior methods.
H-RAG uses hierarchical parent-child document segmentation with hybrid retrieval and parent-level aggregation to achieve 0.4271 nDCG@5 on retrieval and 0.3241 harmonic mean on generation in a multi-turn RAG shared task.
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Are LLM-Based Retrievers Worth Their Cost? An Empirical Study of Efficiency, Robustness, and Reasoning Overhead
Empirical comparison across 14 retrievers on the BRIGHT benchmark shows reasoning-specialized models can match strong accuracy with competitive speed while many large LLM bi-encoders add latency for small gains and confidence scores remain poorly calibrated.
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From Intent to Execution: Composing Agentic Workflows with Agent Recommendation
A framework automates multi-agent system creation via LLM planning and two-stage agent recommendation, claiming higher recall than prior methods.
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H-RAG at SemEval-2026 Task 8: Hierarchical Parent-Child Retrieval for Multi-Turn RAG Conversations
H-RAG uses hierarchical parent-child document segmentation with hybrid retrieval and parent-level aggregation to achieve 0.4271 nDCG@5 on retrieval and 0.3241 harmonic mean on generation in a multi-turn RAG shared task.