Dense Retrieval Method
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complementsComplements(1)
- Bm25 Retrieval
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integratesIntegrates(1)
- Hybrid System
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| Rdf:type | Dense Retrieval Method | [1] |
| Complements | Bm25 Retrieval | [1] |
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ctx:claims/beam/b0390377-17cd-4838-999f-26ca02c6c6a4- full textbeam-chunktext/plain963 B
doc:beam/b0390377-17cd-4838-999f-26ca02c6c6a4Show excerpt
- We use a pre-trained BERT model to generate embeddings for documents and the query. - `cosine_similarity` computes the similarity between the query embedding and document embeddings. 3. **Combining Scores**: - We combine the BM2…
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