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Complementing Lexical Retrieval with Semantic Residual Embedding

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arxiv 2004.13969 v3 pith:GRCYA7E4 submitted 2020-04-29 cs.IR

classification cs.IR
keywords embeddingretrievalclearlexicalmatchingmodelmodelsneural
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This paper presents CLEAR, a retrieval model that seeks to complement classical lexical exact-match models such as BM25 with semantic matching signals from a neural embedding matching model. CLEAR explicitly trains the neural embedding to encode language structures and semantics that lexical retrieval fails to capture with a novel residual-based embedding learning method. Empirical evaluations demonstrate the advantages of CLEAR over state-of-the-art retrieval models, and that it can substantially improve the end-to-end accuracy and efficiency of reranking pipelines.

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