BEIR: An Open-Source Benchmark for Information Retrieval Systems @ OpenNLP
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Gave a talk about BEIR: A zero-shot retrieval benchmark for heterogeneous benchmarking.
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Gave a talk about BEIR: A zero-shot retrieval benchmark for heterogeneous benchmarking.
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Gave a talk about the importance of zero-shot benchmarking in the field of information retrieval.
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Gave a tutorial about recent advances in the field of Information Retrieval.
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Heterogenous Benchmarking across Domains and Languages: The Key to Enable Meaningful Progress in IR Research
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Heterogenous Benchmarking across Domains and Languages: The Key to Enable Meaningful Progress in IR Research
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Advancing Multilingual RAG Systems: Retrieval, Relevance, and Generation Evaluation
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