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The rerank stage of RAG uses a cross-encoder to score each query-candidate chunk pair, ranking the chunks that can actually answer the question to the front.
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VerifiedReranking is typically implemented using cross-encoders, which concatenate the query and candidate documents before feeding them in together; it usually reranks only the Top-50 to Top-100 candidates and finally selects Top-3 to Top-5 to pass to the generative model.77% similarUnverifiedAdvanced RAG introduces Query Rewriting and HyDE (Hypothetical Document Embeddings) before retrieval to optimize query quality, and improves relevance after retrieval through Cross-Encoder re-ranking and context compression.77% similarVerifiedReranking uses a cross-encoder to score query-document pairs one by one, with accuracy far higher than vector similarity but at higher computational cost, so fine ranking is done only on the small number of candidates after coarse ranking, forming a two-stage architecture of coarse ranking plus fine ranking.74% similarUnverifiedReranking typically uses a CrossEncoder architecture that concatenates the query with candidate chunks for relevance scoring, and has become a standard coarse-ranking + fine-ranking two-stage architecture in industrial-grade RAG systems.74% similar
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