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Cross-Model Comparative Loss for Enhancing Neuronal Utility in Language Understanding
Comparative loss is essentially a ranking loss on top of the task-specific losses of the full and ablated models, with the expectation that the task-specific loss of the full model is minimal.
LoL: A Comparative Regularization Loss over Query Reformulation Losses for Pseudo-Relevance Feedback
Ideally, if a PRF model can distinguish between irrelevant and relevant information in the feedback, the more feedback documents there are, the better the revised query will be.
Adaptive Information Seeking for Open-Domain Question Answering
Information seeking is an essential step for open-domain question answering to efficiently gather evidence from a large corpus.
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L2R2: Leveraging Ranking for Abductive Reasoning
To fill this gap, we switch to a ranking perspective that sorts the hypotheses in order of their plausibilities.
