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most citedDeclarative Experimentation in Information Retrieval using PyTerrier

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cs.IR2026

PLAID-PRF: Pseudo-Relevance Feedback with Centroid-like Tokens in PLAID

Xiao Wang, Sean MacAvaney, Craig Macdonald

Multi-vector dense retrieval models, such as ColBERT, achieve strong retrieval effectiveness by modelling fine-grained token-level interactions between queries and documents. Metho…

cs.IR20241 cited

Shallow Cross-Encoders for Low-Latency Retrieval

Aleksandr V. Petrov, Sean MacAvaney, Craig Macdonald

Transformer-based Cross-Encoders achieve state-of-the-art effectiveness in text retrieval. However, Cross-Encoders based on large transformer models (such as BERT or T5) are comput…

cs.IR2023

A Social-aware Gaussian Pre-trained Model for Effective Cold-start Recommendation

Siwei Liu, Xi Wang, Craig Macdonald +1

The use of pre-training is an emerging technique to enhance a neural model's performance, which has been shown to be effective for many neural language models such as BERT. This te…

cs.IR20234 cited

Large Multi-modal Encoders for Recommendation

Zixuan Yi, Zijun Long, Iadh Ounis +2

In recent years, the rapid growth of online multimedia services, such as e-commerce platforms, has necessitated the development of personalised recommendation approaches that can e…

cs.IR202346 cited

gSASRec: Reducing Overconfidence in Sequential Recommendation Trained with Negative Sampling

Aleksandr Petrov, Craig Macdonald

A large catalogue size is one of the central challenges in training recommendation models: a large number of items makes them memory and computationally inefficient to compute scor…

cs.IR20233 cited

Contrastive Graph Prompt-tuning for Cross-domain Recommendation

Zixuan Yi, Iadh Ounis, Craig Macdonald

Recommender systems are frequently challenged by the data sparsity problem. One approach to mitigate this issue is through cross-domain recommendation techniques. In a cross-domain…